Magnificent Adventure in the world of The Dark Eye

Story:
The Story of Memoria is a few months after the end of the first part, Satinav chains, but requires no previous knowledge. Geron has not succeeded his friend Nuri, which was transformed at the end of the first part in a ravens to turn back into a fairy. His last hope is a traveling salesman is called fahi. This maintains he could Nuri demanded reconvert from Geron, however, that this first solves a mystery to him and erzält him beyond which drew in a great battle of the Princess Sadja 450 years previously. Later in the game the game changes regularly between these two storylines. The plot is consistenly exciting and noticeably better staged than in the predecessor. In addition, all the characters are well drawn and the two protagonists grow a fast his heart. Unfortunately, the end has come a little open. It is therefore to be expected that there will again be another successor.

Gameplay:
Memoria is a point and click adventure as it could not be more classic. The puzzles are always logical and just towards the end some really challenging. In addition, the two protagonists each have different spells, which applies to use it skillfully for puzzles. The magic give the other Adventure gameplay a little more depth and also provide variety.

Graphics \ Sound:
In terms of graphics Memoria delivers exactly from what one expects of Daedalic: Wonderful character models move before hand-drawn backgrounds, which turn out incredible to detail once more. The animations are much smoother than in the predecessor and the lips of the characters move much synchronous to what has been said, even if there is still some room for improvement here.
The setting is in the German area almost unrivaled good. Without exception, each character is provided with an appropriate voice to him. Rounding out the excellent overall picture of a great soundtrack, which included the first edition of the game, even if not on an extra CD as its predecessor, but as audio files in the directory of the game, which is a bit of a shame.
It was also vezichtet Unlike its predecessor praise enough, value on Steam forced.

Conclusion:
I would recommend to any fan of adventure games, exciting stories or the DSA universe fully Memoria. The many small weaknesses which the predecessor still plagued (stiff animations, weaken the puzzle design) were eradicated almost without exception in Memoria and it puts itself in points in which the first part was already convinced (story, characters) still eimal clearly. For me Memoria is the best adventure of recent years.