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About This Game Grail to the Thief is an interactive audio adventure for Windows, Mac and Linux that can be played using only sound, without the need for visuals. The game has been designed with the needs of the blind and visually impaired in mind but can be enjoyed by everyone. Our goal is to deliver an exciting, immersive experience in which the player will always be fully aware of what is happening through the use of voice-overs, sound effects, ambient sound and music. The game stars Hank Krang, a dirty thief from the near future who recently had a self-aware time machine called the Time Excursion Digital Interface, or TEDI, fall into his lap after a poker game. He has decided to use this technology to go throughout time, stealing priceless artifacts. On his first adventure, Grail to the Thief, Hank travels to Arthurian times in search of the Holy Grail. 7aa9394dea Title: Grail to the ThiefGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:For All To PlayPublisher:For All To PlayRelease Date: 10 Sep, 2014 Grail To The Thief Download] [Xforce] grail to the thief. grail to the thief android. grail to the thief android. grail to the thief I honestly liked this game. It was short, sweet and to the punch. I wouldn't mind going on more adventures to steal\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665with Hank and TEDI throughout time. P.S. Who knew King Arthur was kind've a dolt!. This interactive fiction game was apparently designed with the blind in mind, and while that's all very commendable and all, it doesn't change the fact that it's cheesier than a bowl of nachos, with extra cheese on the side. The sound effects and voice acting are...fine, if somewhat irritating, and the story is...yeah, well, it is what it is (and one thing that it isn't, regrettably, is all that funny, which it's evidently meant to be). Monty Python and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court have a lot to answer for. Only recommended to those who are actually blind (they can't have an awful lot of choices, "video" game-wise), or those with a truly appalling sense of humour. Though I guess the incredibly short length of a single playthrough might qualify as something of a blessing. I give it a pass. JUST. Verdict: 5\/10.. Awkwardly funny.I chased this silly audio book down with my first cold beer of the night. It got me thinking about those libraries on wheels, and how this thing belongs in one of those, in the kids section, in audio casette format. With a coupon inside for free beer.. Ok I enjoyed the game. The Audio was not bad. but its short. And no way to lose. I would love to see this style continued.. This interactive fiction game was apparently designed with the blind in mind, and while that's all very commendable and all, it doesn't change the fact that it's cheesier than a bowl of nachos, with extra cheese on the side. The sound effects and voice acting are...fine, if somewhat irritating, and the story is...yeah, well, it is what it is (and one thing that it isn't, regrettably, is all that funny, which it's evidently meant to be). Monty Python and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court have a lot to answer for. Only recommended to those who are actually blind (they can't have an awful lot of choices, "video" game-wise), or those with a truly appalling sense of humour. Though I guess the incredibly short length of a single playthrough might qualify as something of a blessing. I give it a pass. JUST. Verdict: 5\/10.. I honestly liked this game. It was short, sweet and to the punch. I wouldn't mind going on more adventures to steal♥♥♥♥♥♥with Hank and TEDI throughout time. P.S. Who knew King Arthur was kind've a dolt!. 0/10 Awkwardly Lame.Silly Audio book ahead, you've been warned.. This interactive fiction game was apparently designed with the blind in mind, and while that's all very commendable and all, it doesn't change the fact that it's cheesier than a bowl of nachos, with extra cheese on the side. The sound effects and voice acting are...fine, if somewhat irritating, and the story is...yeah, well, it is what it is (and one thing that it isn't, regrettably, is all that funny, which it's evidently meant to be). Monty Python and A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court have a lot to answer for. Only recommended to those who are actually blind (they can't have an awful lot of choices, "video" game-wise), or those with a truly appalling sense of humour. Though I guess the incredibly short length of a single playthrough might qualify as something of a blessing. I give it a pass. JUST. Verdict: 5\/10.. Lame. Took like 15 minutes and so predictable. Like bad D&D. Got it in a bundle for pennies and still feel like I was robbed, which seems ironically appropriate.