Pilgrim is an adventure game loosely based on Paulo Coelho's novel The Pilgrimage. It is set in Southern France in the year 1208. Summoned to his father's side, the protagonist Simon Lancroix is told that he must obtain a valuable manuscript in a secret room and deliver it only to Petrus, a friend who lives in Toulouse. His pleading hints that this mission might be dangerous, but Simon agrees even though he doesn't understand. Shortly thereafter, his father dies. The interaction begins in the library as you start Simon's adventure.

This is a first person, point and click game with a somewhat unconventional interface. The inventory contains objects which can be used as well as clicked on during conversations. Icons of the people Simon has met or heard about also act as conversation topics when clicked on. The game features an in-game hint system which provides very vague clues to the many puzzles Simon will encounter. A comprehensive encyclopedia is accessible at any time to document and elaborate upon the historical facts of the era and to the game itself.

Angels, demons and people from all walks of life will help (or hinder) Simon's progress towards his goals as he travels around France's towns and countryside. Locations are varied with marketplaces, villages, a ruined fortress, gothic churches and, later, fanciful environments. Puzzles include several mechanical problems, helping other characters with objects and information as well as creative environment manipulation.

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Alternative Titles

Pilgrim, Pielgrzym, Pilgrim: Par le Livre et par l'Epee, Pilgrim: Das Geheimnis der Schrift

Platform

PC

Developer(s)

Arxel Tribe

Publishers(s)

Infogrames, Selectsoft, Wanadoo Edition

Genres(s)

Adventure, Educational

NA Release Date

November 1, 2001

EU Release Date

February 1, 1998

MVGL User Score

8 by 1 user(s)

MVGL Difficulty

-

Composer(s)

Jacques Nelissen, Kristjan Cocev

Website

Official Website

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