Broken Sword: Director's Cut is a remake of Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars, developed and published by Revolution Software Ltd in 2010.

The player takes over the roles of Nicole Collard and George Stobbart, two crucial characters that weren't playable in the original.

The multi-BAFTA nominated "Broken Sword: Director's Cut" one of the all-time great adventures, sends intrepid American George Stobbart and spunky journalist Nico Collard on a strange voyage filled with danger and mystery. Join George and Nico on their global adventure as you explore exotic locales, unravel ancient mysteries, and foil a sinister plot to uncover the Templars' hidden secrets.

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The Broken Sword Series Includes the Following Main Games

• Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars 1996.
• Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror 1997.
• Broken Sword 3: The Sleeping Dragon 2003.
• Broken Sword: The Angel of Death 2006.
• Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse 2013.

A complex new narrative thread is added to "Broken Sword: The Director's Cut," in addition to the time-honoured tale that has won over millions of fans. Experience George and Nico's global journey in a brand-new way with brand-new puzzles, hilarious new jokes, and the distinctive, in-depth narrative that has earned the series its well-deserved notoriety. This Game is the pinnacle of adventure gaming.

Key Features 

• Multiple-award-winning journey.
• Traditional point-and-click interface.
• Investigate plots, wicked mysteries, and terrifying threats.
• An extensive array of vibrant, fully voiced characters.
• Stunning compositions by internationally renowned composer Barrington Pheloung.

The Key Features of Director's Cut

• Two hours of fresh gameplay and an entirely new story arc have been included.
• Modern first-person perspective minigames have been added
• New facial expressions created by Watchmen co-creator Dave Gibbons
• Integrate a help system to prevent player frustration
• Enhanced audio, including voices and music

A day before the start of the original Game, the Game begins in Paris with journalist Nicole Collard being asked to visit the Palais-Royal to interview Pierre Carchon, a well-known media mogul and probable candidate for president of France. Nico ignores the mime loitering outside Carchon's house and continues inside. She meets Carchon, who explains that he knew Thierry Collard, Nico's father, very well. She also meets Carchon's wife, Imelda. The drawing room soon starts to make noise, and as Carchon goes to inspect, he is fatally shot. Nico arrives on the scene quickly and sees the mime covering Pierre's body. Before she can act, she is slammed to the ground, and when she wakes up, Imelda is on the phone calling the police.

Imelda grants Nico entry to Carchon's room after convincing her that she wants to learn the truth and offer assistance. This room is home to an elephant carving that Nico inherited from her father, who created it himself, and a stone cylinder with a secret letter code. Nico investigates the pier where the Conciergerie was after finding a ticket on Carchon's corpse inscribed with the words "Bateaux de la Conciergerie." She finds a hidden office space where Carchon and many others met for business using the letters on the cylinder. Ronnie, her editor, instructs her to abandon her story once she has finished writing it, which infuriates Nico.