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Seven Deadly Sins

Review

This point and click adventure challenges you to commit sins through puzzles and absurd logic.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Theme
Perspective
Side view
Size
5.25 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Seven Deadly Sins

Seven Deadly Sins was a point and click adventure from the Flash era. You play as Ed, a man challenged to abandon his reserved English habits and perform each of the seven deadly sins. The game is set in a small town called Gorpsdale, filled with characters you can talk to as you search for opportunities to cause mischief.

You control Ed by clicking around the screen to move and interact with objects and people. The main goal is to figure out how to commit each sin through a series of puzzles and conversations. Along the way, you play various minigames; one involves a dance mat controlled with the keyboard, while another has you punching in a fight using the A and S keys. The pace is slow and thoughtful, focused on exploration and trial and error, with a difficulty that comes from figuring out the often absurd logic of the world. Playing it feels like piecing together a strange, interactive cartoon where your job is to be deliberately terrible.