The Whispered World (2010)

The Whispered World takes place in a fairy tale setting and stars Sadwick, a morose little clown who hates working for his family's depressed traveling circus. Part of the boy's foul mood is due to the fact that he hasn't had a good night's sleep in months, thanks to a recurring nightmare that implies he'll have something to do with the end of the world.

Sadwick's only friend is his overgrown caterpillar, Spot, who follows him wherever he goes. Initially, Sadwick starts out wandering around trying to find potential audience members in the surrounding countryside (a difficult task, since everyone believes the world is ending and has started moving to more hospitable areas) and eventually finds himself on a quest to save the world instead of destroying it.


Features:

The Whispered World seems like a standard third-person adventure. Sadwick and Spot roam around the land, picking up stuff that will be used in unusual ways to acquire other items or solve puzzles. Occasionally, you'll use Spot to accomplish a certain goal; early on in the demo, you end up stuffing the caterpillar into a small hole in order to open a broken stove from the inside.

Clicking on items brings up the standard "look/talk/use" options, and Sadwick has some rather pointed views on everything and everyone he comes across. A few of the puzzles are a little out there in terms of logic, but none were completely ridiculous. There's nothing unusual in terms of gameplay, but it all seems to have been executed competently.
What makes the game shine is its production values. The graphics seem to be completely hand-drawn, making The Whispered World feel more like an interactive cartoon than a standard video game. The character graphics are a little simpler than the backgrounds—which are beautifully painted and highly detailed—and in a couple of scenes seemed to feature some jagged edges due to weird size scaling, but they generally look and move great.

The audio is also excellent. There's a beautiful soundtrack, but what really takes the cake is the voice acting. The dialogue is funny, smart, and sarcastic, and the actors voicing the characters all do a great job of delivering their lines.


Requirements Minimum:

MINIMUM PC REQUIREMENTS
Windows 7/XP/Vista/2000
2.0GHz Processor
1GB RAM
3GB Hard Disk Disk Space
DirectX 9.0
256MB Video Card
DVD-ROM Drive



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