The Raven Remastered (2018)
Game Description:
In "The Raven Remastered," set in 1964, players embark on a thrilling crime adventure across Europe. The game follows the story of Constable Anton Jakob Zellner, who is drawn into a high-stakes investigation after a daring heist at the British Museum. A legendary jewel thief known as "The Raven" is believed to have returned, and Zellner must unravel the mystery while aboard a luxurious train bound for Venice. As the plot unfolds, players experience both sides of the story, delving into the minds of the hunter and the hunted. This remastered version enhances the original with improved animations, lighting, and HD graphics, offering a captivating blend of mystery and suspense.
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What Parents Should Know About The Raven Remastered
Age Rating
Release Date
2018
ESRB Age Rating Summary:
The Raven Remastered is rated T for Teen by the ESRB with Language, Mild Blood, Use of Alcohol, and Violence. This is a point-and-click adventure game in which players follow investigators through a murder-mystery storyline. Players can investigate crime scenes for clues and interact with various characters. Some interactions lead to scenes of violence: a character held up at gunpoint; a man shot with a pistol; a bound character stabbed in the neck with a syringe. Players can also encounter corpses and objects with blood stains on them. During the course of the game, characters reference alcohol (e.g., “My hands are starting to shake from alcohol.”), and are sometimes depicted drunk (e.g., a woman swaying and slurring her speech). The word “a*shole” appears in the game.
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Language, Mild Blood, Use of Alcohol, Violence
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Parental Notes
While many parents praise the gameplay experience, they caution that The Raven Remastered may not be suitable for younger kids. The game includes mild profanity, with the word “a*shole” appearing in dialogue. Violence is present but not graphic, involving scenes like a character held at gunpoint and another being stabbed with a syringe. Bloodstains and corpses are also part of the investigation scenes. Themes of alcohol use are evident, with characters referencing drinking and appearing drunk. Due to these elements, many parents recommend the game for teens 13 and older, as it involves mature themes and a suspenseful atmosphere.
Why Your Kid Might Like The Raven Remastered
Teens enjoy "The Raven Remastered" for its intriguing storyline and immersive setting. The game offers a unique blend of mystery and suspense, allowing players to step into the shoes of Constable Anton Jakob Zellner as he navigates a high-stakes investigation. The historical backdrop of 1964 Europe adds an extra layer of allure, making the experience feel like a classic detective novel come to life. The remastered version's improved graphics and animations enhance the overall experience, drawing players into the richly detailed environments and keeping them engaged as they piece together the clues.
What makes the game particularly appealing is the dual perspective, which lets players explore both sides of the story. This feature provides a deeper understanding of the characters' motivations and adds complexity to the narrative. The challenge of solving the mystery and the thrill of the chase keep players on their toes, making it a satisfying experience for those who enjoy unraveling intricate plots. While the game may not be for everyone, those who appreciate a good detective story and enjoy a mix of strategy and storytelling find it a rewarding adventure.