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Across Bloguzz the graphic adventure has come to me for PC, Jack Keane to the rescue of the British Empire, so that it realizes a review of the same one. It is a question of a game of the house FX Interactivate classified for major than 12 years and that demands to arrange a computer with following minimal requisites: Windows XP or Sight, Pentium IV to 2 GHz, 512 Mb of memory RAM, 1,5 Gb of free space on the hard disk, 128 Mb graphic card (ATI or NVIDIA, except MX), reader of DVD-ROM and sound card.

This graphic adventure will not defraud the fans of this type of games. Playing Jack Keane you put yourself in the skin of a young captain who, at the end of the XIXth century and to the orders of the Queen of England, tackles a consistent seemingly simple mission in taking the best secret agent of the British Empire, some Montgomery, to mysterious Isla de Tooth. Once there the history is complicated, and our young adventurer will have to spoil the plans of a crazy scientist, the Doctor T, a fierce enemy of his Majesty who threatens to finish with the power of the British Empire. Next I leave a video to you with the trailer of the game so that you do a better idea to yourselves about the same one.

The installation of the game is very simple. I have a computer with a few characteristics very similar to one that was expiring definitely with the minimal requisites of the game and the installation of the software lasted approximately twenty minutes, during the same one you can see a few tutors in format video that they explain to you everything what you need to know to handle our friend Jack during the game, this makes unnecessary to have been to read the manual for which one is grateful.

After installing it, I played a little bit with my daughter and both we enjoy a heap. The graphs are much obtained, the movement of the personages is fluid and the handling of the principal personage is very simple and intuitive. The game incorporates all the requisites of a graphic adventure, allows to explore thoroughly the stages, use objects, speak with the personages (according to the card of the game, this one includes more than 30 personages and the duration of the dubbing to Spanish is equivalent to four premieres of Hollywood) and, after using it during half an hour, already I have had to sharpen my ingenuity in more than one occasion to be able to go forward. Undoubtedly, an advisable game.