Last updated on October 1st, 2024 at 12:13 pm
Les passagers du vent I and II is a video game published by Infogrames at 1988 who got inspiration by the 1979 novel with same name designed and written by François Bourgeon.
This adventure, set in the XVIII Century deals with sailing, surviving during wartime, hidden love and gaining again dignity status in the midst of the society of origin.
Les Passagers Du Vent based on François Bourgeon’s acclaimed comic series, is an adventure game released for the Amiga platform.
Set against the backdrop of the impending French Revolution, the game follows the intertwined fates of two protagonists, Hoel and Isa, as they navigate a tumultuous world filled with danger and intrigue.
The narrative begins in Brittany, where Hoel and Isa find themselves entangled in a series of unfortunate events. As they embark on their journey, they encounter a myriad of challenges that reflect the historical context of the late 18th century. The game intricately weaves themes of love, betrayal, and survival, drawing players into a richly detailed world inspired by Bourgeon’s graphic novels.
Throughout their adventure, players must make critical decisions that influence the storyline and character relationships. The backdrop of the French Revolution adds layers of complexity to their journey, as political upheaval looms over their every move.
The gameplay, quite atmospheric, combines classic point-and-click mechanics with engaging puzzles that require players to think critically about their choices. The graphics are visually striking, capturing the essence of Bourgeon’s artwork while immersing players in a vibrant historical setting. The sound design complements the atmosphere, enhancing the emotional weight of key moments in the story.
Les Passagers Du Vent stands out not only as a game but also as a narrative experience that honors its source material. With its compelling storyline and immersive gameplay, it offers players a unique glimpse into a pivotal moment in history while providing an engaging adventure that resonates with fans of both video games and graphic novels alike.
AMSTRAD VERSION(Missing link)
Other Versions: Apple II – PC MS/DOS
