Broken Sword: The Smoking Mirror vs Lost Horizon

George Stobbart and Nicole Collard return for a thrilling adventure that takes them from the streets of Spain to the jungles of Central America. Unravel a conspiracy tied to the Mayan god Tezcatlipoca while solving intricate puzzles and uncovering hidden secrets.

Set in 1936, you follow former British soldier Fenton Paddock on a perilous quest across three continents to uncover a world‑changing secret hidden in Tibet. The story blends historical intrigue with supernatural elements, delivering a cinematic experience reminiscent of classic adventure games. The game features a unique handmade graphic style, logical puzzle design, and fast‑paced, movie‑like storytelling, all while running on minimal system requirements across PC, Linux, and Nintendo Switch.

• Stunning hand‑drawn visuals
• Engaging and witty dialogue
• Complex, rewarding puzzles
• Rich historical and mythological storyline

• Stunning handmade art style
• Engaging, movie‑like story
• Fair and logical puzzle design
• Low system requirements

• Outdated interface compared to modern games
• Occasional slow pacing in dialogue sections
• Limited save system flexibility

• Limited replayability after story completion
• Some dialogue pacing feels uneven
• Occasional translation quirks