Les Misérables: The Game of the Book
Les Misérables: The Game of the Book
PC
By: Chris Tolworthy
Squinky
Senior Content Writer
Updated on
The Good
- Compelling story and characters
- more avenues for exploration than your typical adventure game
- unique, minimalist art style
- intuitive hint system.
The Bad
- Lack of polish in artwork and writing
- main story thread can feel overly linear and constrained at times.
Our Verdict
Very good
A game of very high quality. Although some aspects might have been executed better, we would recommend this game without hesitation.
The first installment of the Enter the Story series is a very good modern, interactive adaptation of a classic novel that stands well on its own while also hinting at greater things to come.
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