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About This Game

This game is available only in Spanish. It is a classic point-and-click adventure inspired by Sierra and LucasArts titles such as Monkey Island, King's Quest, Space Quest and Day of the Tentacle.

You play as David Santiso, a skeptical journalist investigating bizarre mysteries inspired by Spanish paranormal culture. Throughout the adventure you will meet eccentric characters, solve puzzles, collect hidden secrets, and take part in humorous verbal duels where your dialogue choices matter.

The game also includes two complete arcade minigames: "Caballo de Troya", a humorous shoot'em up, and "Micro Anunnaki", a retro racing game inspired by Micro Machines.

This is a single-player game with no online features, no microtransactions and no season passes.

Please note that all dialogue, voice acting and in-game text are available only in Spanish.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game includes AI-assisted content created during development. Generative AI tools were used to help create some visual assets, animations, music, sound effects, voice processing, programming assistance, and promotional materials. All AI-generated content has been reviewed, edited, and integrated by the developers. The game does not generate AI content during gameplay.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

"La gran aventura de David Santiso" is a classic-style point-and-click
adventure game set in Spain, with adult humor and social satire in the
tradition of the old Sierra games.

Adult content present in the game:
- General adult humor (not sexually explicit).
- Cartoon-style violence: comedic fights and slapstick, no gore, no blood.
- References to alcohol consumption (Asturian cider and other drinks) as
part of the cultural setting (bars, taverns).
- Satirical references to ayahuasca and other recreational substances in
a humorous context. No promotion of drug use.
- Occasional coarse language typical of colloquial Spanish.

Note for the Steam review team:
One of the secondary characters is an influencer identified as a
national-socialist. She is presented as part of a satirical critique of
contemporary Spanish society: the game emphasizes that, although the
protagonist openly denounces her ideology, the rest of the characters
and her followers keep inviting her to events as if nothing happened.
The narrative intent is to criticize social tolerance of extremism, not
to promote it. No Nazi symbols, salutes, or apologia appear in the game.