Ceville

And if the slightest evil, it was the smallest evil? Ah, Ceville, Ceville, CEVILLE... A small video game that has not, in my opinion, deserved success! However, the scenario is original, especially at the time: you are the great CEVILLE (1.20 m in heels and a moustache of a span of 60 cm), the undemocratically elected tyrant of Faeryanis, a realm of fairy tales and while you settle the grievances of your good people, this one has the outcuidance of revolting! And if there was only that... Of course not! You know that it is so difficult to find good staff these days, even in fairy tales... Not only your guards-of a vivacity and intelligence... Hem... remarkable-you are trapped but your second, Basilius, turns out to be the gray eminence that organized the revolt! Thrown in the Dungeon, do you still have your eyes to cry and to ruminate an impossible revenge? It's not counting without the support of lily, a nice little girl with the formidable Slingshot, and incidentally, of Ambrosius, proud (and slightly limited...) Paladin-may her enemies tremble in front of her impeccable hairstyle! With such a team, what could be wrong? So, Yes, playing big villains has become much more commonplace for a few years, but at the time, apart from Dungeon Keeper, there were hardly any games that proposed it! And then, frankly, huh, Ceville, with his 20 meter, he's got one of those charisms! Besides that, what can we say about CEVILLE? Already, the game is pretty not only the basic graphics but also the cinematics, it is filled with humor for all tastes (moult references, absurd humor, visual gags, complementarity of the "good COP" Lily and the "bad COP" Ceville, reversations of situations...), it is easily taken in hand and is not too difficult with regard to solving puzzles, we let yourself be carried by history thanks to the characters and we have an epic fight of the UH... Ok? against the big (for the blow) villain! With regard to the problems, one must confess that there are some graphical bugs, especially on the main screen and the loading times, which do not prevent to take advantage of the rest, good quality-I have not had a crash or return to the Office. The other concern is that it is on steam only in English. Fortunately, all the dialogues are not only pronounced but also written, which allows even the experienced non-Anglophones to find themselves there, I think. But frankly, these are small flaws that remove little to the appeal of the game. If so you want to make a point-and-click and have fun (many), wait for it to be on sale and try it. I think you will appreciate it to its proper extent (1 meter 20)!