After a game of Intrigue at the Court of Louis XIV, Cryo presents the second part of the most prestigious of historical adventures.
Versailles, 1700: the affair causing a stir throughout the kingdom of and all of Europe is the Spanish succession. Who will King Charles II name in his will as heir to his innumerable possessions?
It is at this point that Charles-Louis de Faverolles turns up at the Court of Louis XIV, with neither influence at court nor money. He is, however, armed with the ambition to become a diplomat, in the hope of being sent specifically to Spain, where he yearns to be reunited with the maiden Elvira, his childhood sweetheart.
Taking on the role of this character, you must enter the Court and acquire its customs. You will need to choose your allies, unfurl plots involving spies and courtiers, and, in the words of the Minister for Foreign Affairs; be prepared to perform innumerable services!
The most authentic of historical adventures
* ionate adventure created on the basis of real events in a perfectly reconstructed period environment;
* new graphics engine with 3D photo-realistic modeling, enabling total and natural immersion in the story;
* real characters from the Court - and Louis XIV himself - with whom it is necessary to converse in order to progress through the game;
* visual, dynamic and sound effects that add realism to the adventure;
* puzzles to be solved, situations to be reversed, webs of intrigue to untangle
An exceptional cultural reference
Lavish and varied decor: the Chateau, the Grande Ecurie, and above all, the gardens, with their underground ages and gushing fountains, including some reconstructions of marvels no longer intact today.
Games that were actually practiced at the Court of the Sun King integrated into the adventure (lansquenet, mail...)
An information space directly linked to the game, allowing knowledge to be enriched and details about Castle and Court life to be discovered.
An orchestra of 25 musicians directed by the harpsichordist Skip Sempy, who has specially recorded more than an hour of music for the game (works by Lully, Marin Marais, Couperin, Campra...)
