The Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers, as the name suggests, is a game whose roots should be sought in the work of Alexander Dumas (father), and more specifically in a novel under the sign of a mantle and sword, Three Musketeers. The most famous, at least in literature, defenders of the king of - Atos, Portos and Aramis - spend their time in one of Paris inns, Under the Red Pigeon. Surprisingly, D'Artagnan also appears in it, whom the evil Count Xavier and his subordinate Lieutenant Orsini are following. In the tavern there is a jerkbait. During the turmoil, Portos loses consciousness, and as he begins to recover, he sees his friends being taken to prison. He has to save them and in this task you help Portos you dear player.

The Three Musketeers are difficult to classify into a single genre, as they combine elements of platform games as well as adventure and arcade games. Hordes of enemies, puzzles and traps lurk on our way. The game was divided into 10 big stages, each of which ends with a confrontation with a boss. The creators of the game offered us to go through a total of over 200 locations located in diverse environments - such as forests, underground, castles or the abbey haunted by spirits. All this has been enriched with fabulously colorful, comic graphics, which in combination with 3D technology works quite well.