AGON - The Lost Sword of Toledo
Release date: Nov 19, 2015
Developers: Private Moon Studios
Publishers: M.INDIE
Genres: Adventure
Categories: Single-player, Steam Trading Cards, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, German, Italian, Spanish - Spain, Hungarian, Russian

Professor Samuel Hunt, a historian of the British Museum travels to remote places of the world in search of mystic ancient games, treasured by the last families who can still master them. His current destination is the historic city of Toledo in Spain, famous of traditional sword-making. On arrival he finds a diseased old friend’s daughter in desperate need of help. She is in love with a young swordsmith who has been jailed innocently for theft of a valuable sword. The Professor soon becomes aware of malicious activities going on behind the scenes. Is it family revenge? Black magic? Lost bet? Dishonest intrigue? He must solve the mystery, as the only way to fulfill his mission is to find the sword and reveal the truth. Join him now - even if you have not yet played the previous episodes. Key Features Intriguing plot from an award-winning story-teller Exploration of an authentic, traditional environment Challenging, story-driven puzzles Re-playable ancient board game Amazing graphics Engaging characters and excellent voice acting Rich atmospheric sound, authentic music Suitable for all from 10 to 80++ 

Press reviews: “There's a healthy serving of challenging puzzles, a rarely-seen cultural setting to explore, and Professor Hunt remains one of the more likeable (if unlikely) protagonists in the genre today...” Adventure Gamers “The fourth installment’s story can also stand alone – the story’s core, the search for the mysterious game of Agon, is provided with a sophisticated and exciting background story, combining crime, a great deal of mystery and a delicate love story.” Adventure-Archiv “The puzzles in this game are challenging. Several of them are quite long and involved. The game encourages deductive reasoning by giving you clues that reward such thinking.” Adventure Classic Gaming