AGON: The Lost Sword of Toledo
First posted on 07 July 2011. Last updated on 07 July 2011.
From time to time, an adventure game tries hard to stray away from the repetitive formula of the genre that has been done over and over ad nauseam. The common wisdom is that adventure games feature more intelligent protagonists who can contemplate the intricacies of a thought provoking mystery, instead of just some wisecracking heroes who only know to fight through an escapade with their fists.…
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