If you want a thrilling murder mystery, wonderful story, imaginative surroundings, hilarious moments and immersive characters, you are in the right place for an experience that is hard to beat. Although I use the term โclassicโ a fair bit when referring to older games, Broken Sword is the pinnacle of this greatness. James Woodcock
An enhanced version of the iPhone classic, which itself earned an average Metacritic review score of 91% and achieved 5 million downloads in 2011, Broken Sword: The Directorโs Cut on Android is the most polished version to date, boasting its highest resolution visuals on phone or tablet. The game includes many unique features including a digital version of โWatchmanโ co-creator Dave Gibbonsโs collectorโs comic, detailing the events which lead up to the explosive first scene. Revolution Software
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Broken Sword is without doubt one of my favourite classic point and click adventure games, which has been available on iOS devices for quite some time now. I reviewed the iPhone & iPod Touch version of Broken Sword: Director’s Cut back in January 2010:
