AGON Series

Professor Samuel Hunt continues his search for cursed board games around the world. The fifth episode in the [i]AGON[/i] series will be released in separate versions: a full-fledged PC adventure will be called [i]The Tale of the Four Dragons[/i], while [i]Treasures of Peking[/i] will offer a more casual experience for hidden object fans.

Professor Samuel Hunt arrives in the picturesque Spanish city, where time seems to slow down, and is intrigued by the narrow streets, squares with an atmosphere of the Middle Ages, the silence and calm. But does this peaceful atmosphere conceal some longstanding dark secrets? A young man, formerly known for his honesty, has recently been caught stealing treasures, and now some local families have renewed wounds of past grievance, the secrets of which have been taken to the grave. However, if the professor is to find the answers he seeks, he is compelled to unravel the entangled threads. Professor Hunt finds a mysterious music box, an iron door in the church which has not been opened for a hundred years, and a series of strange letters - but will the Lost Sword of Toledo be found?

The third episode takes Professor Samuel Hunt to the idyllic island of Madagascar. His aim is to find the master of the next board game, the decendent of a local family. He soon finds the right beach and the tribe he is looking for, but he is not allowed in the village, and meeting the chief seems impossible.

The adventures of Professor Samuel Hunt lead him beyond the polar circle to an unattended railway station at the end of nowhere. With no assistance, the Professor must try to discover both his exact location and the way to find the first of twelve fabled board games.