Game Information
"Yesterday Origins" will take the immortal heroes, John Yesterday and his other half Pauline, not only across the world, but across history itself. This interwoven narration gives the plot its depth and richness.It's 1481. In the dead of night, young John is publically humiliated and dragged through the street. He is imprisoned by the Spanish Inquisition under suspicion of witchcraft.Later, he undergoes an alchemical transformation making him immortal. But something goes wrong, after each resurrection, John completely forgets who he is.In the current day, John is living with Pauline in Paris his immortal partner. They are searching for an artefact that is needed to make the potion again. During their investigation, they will have to face dangerous new protagonists who want to steal their secrets...
Yesterday’s Origins isn’t a particularly long game, especially if you stumble upon or crack the solutions swiftly, but it does deliver a lot of interesting ideas entwined within the plot. Switch is an ideal home for games such as this, because in your hands, it feels as if interacting with a book. And it’s a rather pretty book, too. The visuals have a rather unique style that bridges a gap between realism and a comic book. The scenery is often attractive and the animation of the cast is lovely. Backing all of this up is a soundtrack that moves through many emotions, which is a lovely contrast to that voice acting, though many of the music pieces are too short and often repeat.
The game opens as you take control of the son of a duke who can suddenly read and understand every language. This takes place in the time of the Spanish Inquisition (you’d never have expected that!) and so the town believes the boy to actually be the son of Satan. As crazy Middle Ages plotlines go, this is a preposterous corker. You’re understandably thrown in jail by the God-fearing populace, but you need to break out. A mysterious helper has conveniently dropped a body into your cell and by God, this body is the spitting image of our protagonist.
Yesterday’s Origins doesn’t attempt to change the formula of the point and click adventure and that’s okay. The story is delightfully bonkers and it looks pretty, but if you dig deep there’s some repetition, some odd stylistic choices and you might not recall it in years to come, but it’s nice to see such a game on Nintendo Switch.
System Requirements
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 - 64 bits
- Processor: AMD /Intel quad-core processor running at 2.2 GHz
- Memory: 2048 MB RAM
- Graphics: ATI/NVIDIA dedicated/integrated or mobile graphic card, with at least 512MB of dedicated VRAM and with at least Shader Model 4.0 support
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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