The Procession to Calvary

The Procession to Calvary

released on Apr 09, 2020

The Procession to Calvary

released on Apr 09, 2020

A sequel to the game Four Last Things. It is currently on Kickstarter.


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A cute, charming little point-and-click adventure that had several laugh out loud moments during its short runtime. I think the game suffered a little bit too much from "adventure game logic" moments, or maybe my brain isn't quite programmed to think in that way, but I'll remember the laffs from this one, not the frustrations.

Probably worst game i've ever played. Not funny at all and its trying so hard to be. The art style sucks and its animated terribly. Its legit just an ugly looking game. Thank god its super short otherwise I would never have played this garbage. 1/10

Reviewing every game i've fully completed #21

Even better than Four Last Things. The humor is even sharper and the protagonist is simply wonderfully written. I also found the puzzles better and more challenging this time, some of them even outright mind-boggling. The music and especially the art style are of course as superb as in the first game. I definitely had a good time with the game :)

This games is build with passion, patience and silliness in mind. Based only on medieval and renaissance paintings this point and click adventure is a feast of goofiness. Following the quest of Bellona to kill Saint Peter and bring back war, we encounter several biblical figures and motives, entangled in quirky situations ranging from face palming stupid to meta-clever. Solo developer Joe Richardson is not shy, to break the fourth wall to make fun not only about the protagonist, but the developer and the player as well. The pretty flat and direct humor a la Monty Python meets a unique and elaborate art-style, which makes you shake your head more than once and if you look closely, is loaded with so many hidden references. Gameplaywise it is a basic point and click, with solid puzzles and some stretches of serious backtracking. The characters we meet are simultaneously tragic and silly and the music we are listining is on the edge of authentic and utterly nerve-racking. When you pick up this game, expect a self-referential black humored satire, which focuses on delivering a unique style to cover up a stupid plot and a basic gameplay experience. But man, this game will stick to your brain, I can guarantee!

There's not really much to say about this game except that it's extremely silly and an enjoyable ride from beginning to end.

La secuela llega a los mismos niveles del original con una protagonista aún más interesante y puzzles igual de divertidos. Espero con ansias la tercera entrega de Richardson.