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George Stobbart is an american who is spending his vacation in Paris. One day, while he is taking a drink in a cafè, a clown entered with a suitcase and went out running without. Next, a bomb explodes and a man dies. George, intrigued by this event that almost kills him, decides to investigate with a photographer he met on the crime scene, Nicolle Collard. Together, they'll go through Spain, Ireland, Syria, Scotland... in quest of a legendary object: Baphomet's sword. This way, they'll find out the secret that hides behind this crime: a templars' net with not very good intentions. 
Broken Sword has a total of sixty nine characters with dialogs, an impressive graphics, a "movie" music (composed by Barrington Pheloung, a british composer of more than enough renown) and a fascinating plot. Is one of those adventures that almost seem films. The difficulty goes increasing as the game advances, until moments of authentic desperation for the adventurer. Broken Sword guarantee hours of thrill, intrigue, headache -a headache that is worthy- and fun. Although is a relatively new game, I think it already deserves being one of the best of all times. 
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