Boxville 2 vs Golden Eagle

Boxville 2 tells a new story set in the city of boxes. Two can friends are given an important task by the mayor: to set up fireworks for the city’s celebration. But due to a mistake, the fireworks go off incorrectly, causing chaos throughout the city. Worse yet, one of the friends goes missing. Now, the main character — a red can — must explore different areas and secret corners of Boxville, and even venture beyond the city, to set things right and find his friend. What’s Inside Boxville 2: - Hand-drawn visuals crafted with love - Unique animations and sounds for every interaction - Original music tracks set the mood in every scene - Dozens of logic puzzles and story-driven mini-games - No dialogue — characters speak through fun sketches

A treacherous lord has stolen the Golden Eagle, the magic statuette that protects the kingdom, and hidden it at the top of his castle. You enter alone, by the gatehouse. Find the eagle and bring it back out. A REMAKE OF A CLASSIC Golden Eagle is a new, high-resolution remake of L'Aigle d'Or, the 1984 Oric adventure by Louis-Marie Rocques. Each room is seen in perspective through its open front wall, and you walk your hero around it, from the gatehouse to the cellars, from the throne room to the tower. EXPLORE THE CASTLE - Twenty rooms on four floors: cellars, ground floor, the lord's apartments and the eagle's eyrie at the top of the tower - Red, green, blue and yellow doors, each opened by its own key - Dark catacombs where only the lamp shows the way, and the traps - Trapdoors that drop you into the dungeons below - Treasure to find: gold coins, jewels, a goblet and a crown BEWARE - Ghosts that drift after you, unless you hold up the cross - Bats in the cellars and the tower - Guards in armour who push you back - Potions that heal you, or poison you: which colour is which changes every game - Your strength ebbs away. Eat bread to keep going. PLAY YOUR WAY - Tap the floor to walk, a door to go through it, an object to pick it up - Four inventory slots; use or drop the object you choose - Play in English or French, and switch at any time - Hall of Fame with name entry HIGH RESOLUTION Shaded stone walls, flickering torchlight, soft shadows and crisp artwork at the full resolution of your screen, with the spirit and colours of the original. No ads, no tracking and no internet connection needed. By PFJ, based on the 1984 Loriciels game by Louis-Marie Rocques.