Crowns and Pawns: Kingdom of Deceit

Video Game
2022

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Milda Kovas learns that she has inherited her grandfather's house in Lithuania. She finds herself in a puzzling adventure, piecing clues together to find the lost treasure of the Grand Duchy... Read allMilda Kovas learns that she has inherited her grandfather's house in Lithuania. She finds herself in a puzzling adventure, piecing clues together to find the lost treasure of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.Milda Kovas learns that she has inherited her grandfather's house in Lithuania. She finds herself in a puzzling adventure, piecing clues together to find the lost treasure of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.

Director
- Sarunas Ledas
Writers
- Mingaile Striaukaite
- Ignas Versinskas
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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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Director
- Sarunas Ledas
Writers
- Mingaile Striaukaite
- Ignas Versinskas
Stars

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Erin Yvette

Milda
(voice)

Matthew Curtis

Joris
(voice)

Elizabeth Allen

Dana
(voice)

Adam Rosenbloom

Karolis (the Professor)
(voice)

Denny Delk

Katy Johnson

Ignas Versinskas

Vlad
(voice)
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Stephanie Lewis

Tamara
(voice)
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Angela Hoeffler

Bagel Shop Lady
(voice)
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Stephen Knowles

Bus Driver
(voice)
(as Stephen Earl Knowles)
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Chad Shirley

Lithuanian Hockey Fan
(voice)

Cormac Brennan

Alfred
(voice)

Justine Lee

Travel Agent
(voice)

Jimmy Lockett

Trumpeter
(voice)

Director
- Sarunas Ledas
Writers
- Mingaile Striaukaite
- Ignas Versinskas
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Trivia
This game is heavily inspired by adventure classics such as Broken Sword, Still Life, Syberia and others.

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References The Evil Dead (1981)

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Featured review

Nice Little Point & Click

I had a good time with this game! The voice acting is pretty good, the puzzles are challenging enough, the visuals are stunning and the story is solid. I loved all these little easter eggs as well - the developers obviously love the adventure genre!

A few scenes killed the flow, though. There are moments where Milda has to repeat actions all over again (e.g. In the library). In addition, I don't understand why they didn't include the option to let Milda run with a double-click. I also feel like this game should've been longer. Some arcs fell short and therefore this game was overall lacking in depth (compared to Broken Sword and Syberia). And what I really don't understand are these "zoom-in" attempts during dialogue - the background looks so bad in these scenes and it really destroys the good atmosphere of the game (maybe a patch can fix this).

All in all, a nice little point & click adventure game. I will definitely play it again. Big fan of this genre!