Buy Try 'n Cry - Prologue PC

In "Try 'n Cry - Prologue," players follow Andrew Miller on a first-person adventure set in 1929, pursuing an esoteric path to uncover the curse tied to his brother Mason's death three years earlier. Mason perished in an ancient Sicilian castle amid evil rituals drawn from Greek myths, slain by malevolent creatures while tackling an enigma. Andrew presses on from England to Magna Graecia sites to resolve the mystery and liberate corrupted areas. This stealth-oriented indie game demands evading creature attacks while solving intricate enigmas that reveal the curse's ancient origins. Players navigate thrilling encounters and hidden lore in this free-to-play PC experience. It suits fans of tense, puzzle-driven action adventures.

Try 'n Cry is a first-person adventure, in a thrilling setting, where the player is involved in an esoteric path in spite of him. For this reason, he will have to deal with evil creatures, which protect the mistery behind the path.

This adventure encourages a stealth-oriented gameplay in order to elude the creatures' attacks on one hand, and on the other one it offers several complex enigmas to be solved which allow the player to find out the real nature and the ancient story of the Curse.

Plot

This Prologue of the main adventure - which takes place in 1929 - Andrew Miller is going to complete his esoteric path: indeed, three years before, he started to investigate about what happened to his brother Mason, which - in 1925 - was involved in several evil rituals, based on ancient Greek Mith legends. Thus, Andrew decided to leave England in order to reach those locations of Magna Graecia where the path begins.

After few months - in December, 1926 - he finds his brother Mason, horribly dead while trying to solve some kind of enigma within an ancient sicilian castle, killed by some evil creature. Thus, Andrew chooses to follow and to complete the esoteric path in order to free all the corrupted regions, so that no one else could suffer and die anymore because of that. This way, his brother's death has not been in vain...