(07-28-2026, 11:47 PM)PIEDRA_Adventure_Gaming Wrote: I got to play The Silver Crow ahead of its July 30th release and put together a full spoiler-free video review.
The premise really caught my attention: it's a point & click set in Franconia in 1582, but instead of playing the usual detective, you're the town executioner. An outcast everyone fears, and precisely for that reason he gets into places nobody else could. It's made entirely by one person, Uwe Sittig, who hadn't released anything since Dirty Split back in 2008.
The review covers narrative, characters, puzzles and art direction, where I'm fairly critical: the backgrounds are AI-generated and the clash with the sprites is very noticeable.
Video is in Spanish with subtitles in several languages.
Anyone planning to pick it up? And what do you make of AI-generated backgrounds in one-person indie projects?
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