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Jul 30, 2009 / Adventure, Indie
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CompareNikopol is a first-person dystopian point-and-click sci-fi adventure game. In 2023 France is ruled by an iron-fist religious dictatorship. A mysterious pyramid ship suddenly appears above Paris. Begin to unravel a conspiracy involving the government, your missing father, and Egyptian Gods.
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Explore a remote farmhouse. Investigate supernatural disturbances. Solve grounded, logic-based puzzles without hand-holding. No combat. No rush. Just slow-burn atmosphere and classic adventure structure. If you like titles like Scratches or Dark Fall, this is in that lane. Grab it while discounted. https://store.steampowered.com/app/298140/Rhiannon_Curse_of_the_Four_Branches
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50% positive, 216 reviews
game is very very beautiful. puzzles are fun, interesting, and sort of specialized. I really like all the objects they expect you to know how to operate It's not a long game, so the moments where you get stuck just allow you to experience the game for longer hehe. I wouldn't have it any other way. Although I'd recommend you go in with the expectation that some things will be persnickety. playing the game in...
0 found this helpful, 2026-08-14
It's a pretty good adventure game. The story is interesting and the whole cyberpunk atmosphere gives it a nice vibe. The animations and cutscenes enhance the experience a bit more and the puzzles are decent.
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-01
Crazy that this game is now set in the past.
10 found this helpful, 2026-06-08
This game is based on a graphic novel, or a series of 3 graphic novels that later got compiled into one book called "The Nikopol Trilogy" written and illiustrated by a great French author named Enki Bilal. The art in the novel is what stands out the most and is a very dark, gritty, and , industrial, steam-punk(architectural not the lame club scene), and is set in an alternate dystopian future where religions are...
83 found this helpful, 2014-07-25
Well, Nikopol: Secrets of the Immortals is a short adventure game based on The Carnival of Immortals - or La Foire aux immortels, the first book of Enki Bilal's Nikopol Trilogy, a series of graphics novels that illustrates 2023 Paris as an incredibly dark political dystopia with science fiction elements. Aside Enki Bilal's genius in depicting the surreal and the grotesque in Nikopol series, this game is a heavily...
66 found this helpful, 2015-11-11
Beautiful graphics, and interesting premise but the game itself is extremely frustrating. The puzzles themselves are pretty simple, but in addition to the old pixel hunt style, the game doesn't enable the hotspots for items or usable scenery until specific times. Then, just to ramp up the frustration, there are timed puzzles, with the same constraints. Suddenly scenery and items become arbitrarily active or...
176 found this helpful, 2014-02-04
The game was... interesting. The story wasn't exactly bad, but i think you need to read the trilogy to fully understand it. I personally haven't and the story didn't make any sense at the start. The game has quite a lot of action for a point & click adventure game. With action i mean that someone might be following you etc. and you need to do bunch of puzzles or move around really quickly so they won't catch you....
47 found this helpful, 2013-11-25
Nikopol has never had a very good reputation on Steam, stretching all the way back to its launch. I've always been curious about it, what with its futuristic stylings and rad floating pyramid. Honestly, starting it up it felt no worse than a lot of indie adventures, and the sharp pre-rendered backgrounds and interesting setting did a lot to get me in the mood for some weirdness. But the weirdness was quickly drowned...
42 found this helpful, 2017-06-28
This adventure game was just too boring to enjoy. The puzzles pretty much ruin any chance this story has at being decent. The art style was nice though.
21 found this helpful, 2021-07-30
Recommended for fans of this genre, but not for the typical gamer. It's a short, weird, artsy game with both easy and annyoingly hard puzzles. Play if for the atmosphere, the (weird) story and the rather varied and imaginative puzzles. If you are openminded you can experience a relly unique story and a very immersive game that keeps on giving you another surprise. The game and story is weird but I think it acutually...
14 found this helpful, 2015-10-25