Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love, to give it its full title, is a point and click adventure with the hapless Evan Kovolsky under your control. Evan is merely an ordinary journalist in the Look at telephone. You can call your parents if you need helpTalk to set manager and after the conversation give him invitationClick on the empty chair at th Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love - Revolutionary EditionIn addition to the base game, Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love - Revolutionary Edition includes the game's original soundtrack composed by Arkadiusz Reikowski and a digital artbook presenting the creative process behing the game.O hřeTake a look behind Irony Curtain in this satirical point-and-click inspired by the best Take a look behind Irony Curtain in this satirical point-and-click inspired by the best works of LucasArts and Daedalic Entertainment Experience the totalitarian Matryoshka through the eyes of Evan – a low-ranking, goofy journalist involuntarily pulled right into the middle of an espionage stand-off between two powers. Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love last edited by Rumham_871115 on 07/10/19 06:20AM View full history Overview Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love is a 2D point and click adventure game developed and published by Artifex Mundi for PC, Mac, and Linux. Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love Avanturističke igre Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love - Forum Sveta kompjutera Forum Sveta kompjutera > Test Play > Avanturističke igre Dear developers! There is information in the Russian-speaking community that the translators you worked with gave you a translation a long time ago, but you are not adding it in any way! this is very strange because people did the job with your approval! but we want to play in our Russian! Could you please share information about when to wait for the addition, or have you changed your mind The official game credits for Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love released on Windows in 2019. The credits include 153 people. Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love. Global Achievements % of all players. Witness the absurdity of Matryoshka for the first time. 61.2%. Toodle-oo. 56.2%. How long is Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love? HowLongToBeat has the answer. Create a backlog, submit your game times and compete with your friends! 5yETD2l. Does this really need to be so complicated?That’s a question you’ll ask yourself a lot while playing Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka With Love, whether it’s when you’re trying to work out how to fill in the official form for bathroom access or executing a delicately balanced multi-trade involving vodka, ration cards and some hastily improvised perfume. And the answer is yes, of course it Curtain is Artifex Mundi’s love letter to the point and click genre after all, where such complex and faintly ludicrous puzzles are a key part of the form. But there’s also a deeper reason: Irony Curtain sees Polish developer Artifex Mundi step away from the fantastical hidden object games it has become known for, instead turning inward, making a game that’s heavily informed by the developers’ experiences of growing up in communist Poland. It uses the form of the point and click genre to explore the often absurd bureaucracy of communist rule. What emerges is a satire that’s both cutesy and rapier sharp, and which never forgets the fact that there were serious, deadly consequences to this often farcically hilarious state of main character, Evan Kovolsky, is the perfect figure for exploring the contradictions and double speak of Matryoshka, the fictional communist country where much of Irony Curtain takes place. Evan is a hero very much in the mould of Guybrush Threepwood from Monkey Island; a witty, trusting and often oblivious figure who’s in love with the communist ideal and has taken a deep, hearty gulp of Matryoshkan Kool-Aid. Contacted by the mysterious Anna, he jumps at the chance to visit Matryoshka, leaving behind his comfortable lifestyle in the US suburbs and, needless to say, finding a place very different to his imaginary ideal of a communist voiced by Christopher Ragland, an experienced pro who has been in everything from Horizon Zero Dawn to Thomas the Tank Engine. His performance really brings out Evan’s often contradictory personality; he’s essentially a coward whose cheery disposition and often clueless bumbling can occasionally seem like absurd self confidence. In the great point and click tradition, the funniest lines are often from his internal monologue. Suggest an incorrect combination of items for example, and he might respond with “I’m glad nobody saw that” or “that’s straight out of my favourite book: How not to use items”. Somehow, he stays both amusing and likeable through the entire game, a rare feat for which the writing team deserves serious typical of an attention to detail and sheer dedication to quality that runs through the entire game. As Irony Curtain progresses, you and Evan gradually learn more about Matryoshka, through the main story, random conversations and clicking on pretty much everything in sight. It’s an activity that’s always worthwhile, with every click producing an entertaining and/or informative response. It’s a game full of in-jokes and tributes to the likes of Monkey Island and Grim Fandango, as well as clever acronyms like the “Knowledge Information Delivery System” – aka a child in a cardboard box who helps you get your head around the Matryoshkan underground Curtain’s distinctive tone is matched by its art style. The 2D levels that Evan traverses often look like they’re lifted straight from a communist comic book, with bold colours and thick black lines. Viewing objects in the inventory often shows clever little details, like warning stickers or a gun being stamped with “007”. The game also features animated cutscenes, which really bring home the overblown nature of Irony Curtain effortlessly ticks a few of the boxes for point and click greatness: it looks gorgeous, has a great story and, through its excellent writing and voice acting, is consistently very funny. The only real blemish comes in the logic puzzles, the various combinations of items and behaviours required to progress through the levels. Most of these are logical, clever and intuitive, but a few have solutions that, while not quite insane, at least requires the sort of faintly absurd reasoning that leaves you thinking “well, I guess it could just about work”.Basically, if you complete Irony Curtain without a walkthrough, then I take my hat off to you. It’s a real shame as, in many ways, Artifex Mundi has gone out of its way to make this a welcoming point and click game, with one key press revealing all the objects you can interact with, and almost every level featuring an (often very funny) “ideological support” telephone line that can be rung for hints. Even with the built-in help, some of the puzzles though just feel like a logical leap too though, Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka is a unique triumph, a game that offers a fresh take on a well-trodden genre that’s far funnier than a game about communist history has any right to be. It manages to feel incredibly polished without losing that distinctive indie touch; the feeling that you’re playing a distinctly authored experience that hasn’t been focus-grouped to oblivion. Be prepared to think outside the box, but make sure you check out this beautifully constructed and often hilarious adventure that’s sure to delight anyone who loves a good point and click Curtain is available on PC. 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Zostało jeszcze 38% zawartości tej strony, której nie widzisz w tej chwili ... ... pozostała treść tej strony oraz tysiące innych ciekawych materiałów dostępne są w całości dla posiadaczy Abonamentu Premium Abonament dla Ciebie Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love to satyryczna gra przygodowa 2D z gatunku point’n’click. Za jej powstanie odpowiada polski zespół Artifex Mundi, znany głównie z gier typu hidden object oraz przygodówki My Brother Rabbit. FabułaAkcję Irony Curtain osadzono w alternatywnej Europie z czasów zimnej wojny. Głównym bohaterem jest dziennikarz, który został wybrany do historycznej wizyty w Matroyshce – maleńkim komunistycznym państwie z dostępem do broni jądrowej. Jako pierwszy reprezentant Zachodu odwiedzający ten kraj, prowadzona przez nas postać odkrywa kolejne osobliwości życia po wschodniej stronie żelaznej kurtyny. MechanikaPod względem rozgrywki Irony Curtain to klasyczna przygodówka point’n’click. Mamy więc rozbudowaną fabułę, którą poznajemy, odwiedzając kolejne lokacje, wykonując zadania i rozmawiając z postaciami niezależnymi. Produkcja cechuje się specyficznym humorem, wyśmiewającym absurdy komunistycznej rzeczywistości. Kwestie techniczneTwórcy Irony Curtain wykorzystali ręcznie malowaną oprawę wizualną w komiksowym stylu, podkreślającą satyryczny charakter produkcji.