Revolution Software Ltd Broken Sword 4 The Angel of Death downloadable game
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Revolution Software Ltd
A Steam-activated point-and-click adventure where George and Nico investigate a global conspiracy across 3D environments
Option The Sleeping Dragon
Broken Sword 3 The Sleeping Dragon is a third-person adventure game from Revolution Software Ltd released on 13 November 2003. It continues the story of George Stobbart and Nico Collard as they investigate a global conspiracy linked to the Templars. The title is delivered as a Steam download code for PC and requires a Steam account to activate and play. English is the only supported language for speech, subtitles and menus.
This download suits players who want a classic point-and-click style adventure updated with direct 3D character control and a unique visual presentation. It is not for buyers who want more storage because the product is a digital licence rather than a physical disc. It is also not for builders who need a second card since the item is software and not a hardware component. An internet connection and a Steam account are mandatory for installation.
The single specification that decides whether this is the right part is the DRM platform: the code only works on Steam. Without a Steam account the game cannot be activated or launched. No other launcher or offline method is supported by the supplied licence.
| Name | Broken Sword 3 - the Sleeping Dragon |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Revolution Software Ltd |
| Developer | Revolution Software |
| Platform | PC |
| Genre | Adventure |
| Packaging | Download |
| DRM | Steam |
| Release Date | November 13, 2003 |
| System Requirements | In order to activate this game, you will require a third-party 'Steam' account. For full details on how to activate please follow this link: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=5414-TFBN-1352 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: OS: Windows 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista Processor: Pentium3 750MHz or equivalent Memory: 128 MB Graphics: 64 MB DirectX®: 8.1 Hard Drive: 1 GB Controller Support: Yes RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS: 👉Check gaming pc with Windows 11 Pro |
| Supported Language | Spoken Languages: English Subtitle Languages: English Menu Languages: English |
| Feature | - Includes breathtaking 3D graphics - A powerful and unique interface - Submerge yourself into Broken Sword universe with The Sleeping Dragon’s unique visual style. |
| Disclaimer | Copyright Revolution Software Ltd. Broken Sword is a trademark of Revolution Software Ltd. All Rights Reserved. |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
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The game uses Steam DRM, so you must redeem the code through a Steam account before playing.
It requires a Windows PC that meets the original 2003 system requirements for the adventure title.
Launch the Steam client, choose "Activate a Product on Steam" from the Games menu, then enter the supplied code to add the title to your library.
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