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About the StoryDas Kopialbuch versetzt Dich in ein real existierendes Haus der Fugger des 16. Jahrhunderts. Als Schreiber wirst Du nachts von einem Schrei geweckt, Deine Geliebte ist aus Eurem heimlichen Schlafgemach verschwunden. Game Details
Language: German (de)
First Publication Date: March 30, 2005 Current Version: 1 License: Freeware Development System: Inform 6 Forgiveness Rating: Polite IFID: ZCODE-1-050330-F203 TUID: terr6le4vg51c2zi |
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d-frag.de (Christoph Winkler)
Mit Liebe zum Detail und viel Fachwissen gelingt es Autor Max Kalus, die nächtliche Faktorei im Neusohl des 16. Jahrhunderts glaubhaft zum Leben zu erwecken. Wer einen Blick ins Hilfemenü wagt und dort in den zusätzlichen Texten zum Hintergrund des Spiels blättert, wird staunen, wie viele Elemente von Das Kopialbuch tatsächlich historisch verbürgt sind. Die Geschichte ist zwar frei erfunden, aber durchweg spannend, die Rätsel sind logisch aufgebaut und auch für Einsteiger nicht zu schwer.
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Sophie Frühling
Ich mag historische Spiele, und ich finde, es gibt viel zu wenige davon. Das ist eines mehr, juhu! Die Details scheinen sehr gut recherchiert zu sein, und sind auch überzeugend implementiert. Die Geschichte dagegen ist ein bisschen lasch, und ziemlich kurz.
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Thin plot, lots of historical background, December 29, 2008
Another historical IF game by Max Kalus that is set in 16th century Germany. Similarily to Das Felleisen this one also seems not so much an adventure as a vehicle for the historic background.
The plot itself is short and linear and in the ending phase there is a time strict limit. But the extensive help function offers both tips (based on location) and a textual walkthrough. The historical background seems to be accurate (at least, I guess so) and both the interface as well as the description use anachronistic german (Spoiler - click to show)- some items are really written in the style of the 16th century which is hard to understand even for a native speaker which adds a lot to immersion.
I would rate it with 4 Stars if it weren't for the fact that I actually sympathise more with the antagonist than with the hero and would love it to be implemented that way. It's fairly short and considering the extensive help function it is a nice fifteen minutes of playing and another half hour to read on the historical background in-game :-)
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