Sveti Kotar would have been a magnificent town, once, but it has long since fallen into disrepair, with crumbling cobblestone and mouldy window fittings. An air of suspicion hangs over every encounter, creating an unsettling atmosphere. The locals themselves are unhelpful at best, unwilling to talk about the events the night Viktoria disappeared since it occurred during the sacred town festival. Nikolay approaches the world with a cold anger, ready to lash out at a man he has convinced himself is the robber, despite the evidence for the crime being awfully tenuous.
Benedek is highly anxious, refusing to give his name to a shopkeeper that recognizes his face and constantly seeking reassurance from God that his nightmare was just a dream. The chatty nature of the game works well to fully develop the characters of Benedek, Nikolay, and the townspeople, all of whom are flawed in one way or another. A few sections do require using the right item in the right place, but most of the time Benedek and Nikolay will be carefully listening to what they are told. The townspeople who are willing to talk have full-blown conversations with the protagonists, talking about their own interests along with hints on where Viktoria might have gone. Yelling at Nikolay for being a bad influence on his sister is just as important to Benedek as hunting through the house for his beloved Bible. While Saint Kotar: The Yellow Mask follows the principles of a point-and-click adventure, with collecting items, examining the environment, and interrogating people the key to progression, a lot more emphasis is put on following the story than solving puzzles. Initially blaming each other for Viktoria’s absence, the two men reluctantly work together to search the town for clues, getting drawn into a deeper mystery of strange rituals and vanishing memories. Her husband, Nikolay, is also concerned about her disappearance, a worry sharpened by the fact the house was robbed the same night. However, he cannot leave without his sister Viktoria, and when he finally awakens from his horrific dream, she is nowhere to be found. Haunted by nightmares of being trapped in purgatory where he is accused of committing a terrible sin, Benedek plans to leave the town, blaming its strange nature for his terrible visions. A deeply pious man, the strange behavior of the locals and arcane sculptures upon the walls fill him with a sense of dread. Fighting through the people’s mistrust, Benedek’s anxiety, and the menacing presence of the town itself makes this an unusual adventure game indeed.īenedek Dohnany regretted moving to Sveti Kotar from the moment he arrived. Few residents will open their door to him, and fewer still are willing to talk to him about his missing sister. In contrast, the suspicious inhabitants of Sveti Kotar are extremely displeased by the protagonist of Saint Kotar: The Yellow Mask, Benedek, appearing on their doorstep. A stranger in the midst of a new town is often regaled with tales of the town’s history, pleas for help with everyday issues, and gentle pushes in the right direction to continue the plot.
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