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In a quirky take on a Victorian London inhabited by strange characters, with even stranger noses, self proclaimed leading explorator, Bertram Fiddle, finds himself in a bit of pickle. While taking his wife’s dog, Foofy, to the Groomery a sinister, shadowy figure bumps into him and their bags become bemuddled up! Little does Bertram know he has just become entangled in the adventure of his lifetime. The man is no other than London's most elusive serial killer, Geoff The Murderer! Bertram will have to battle man-eating plants, face untold horrors, and share a cup of tea with Sherlock Holmes, if he is to stand any chance of retrieving his wife’s precious Foofy. To help him in his endeavors he is aided by his Peruvian manservant, Gavin the Cyclops, whose raw strength and jungle wisdom often comes in handy.
The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle is a traditional 2D point and click adventure game that mixes the classic formula up with riveting action elements all weaved together lovingly by Rumpus Animation.
Featuring
- An intriguing, dark humoured murder mystery filled with intrigue, dark humour, murder and mystery
- Beautifully animated interactions
- Over 30 locations to explore
- An original soundtrack composed by Cam Reynolds inspired by 1970s B movies
- Unique Voice Acting
- Riveting action sequences
- HD art
"...with its cheeky British humour, it should appeal to fans of games such as Simon the Sorcerer and Discworld."
- Pocketgamer.co.uk
"Though we saw many games at EGX2014 last week, The Adventures of bertram Fiddle was the one which made us smile the most."
- Appspy.com
"...if quality voice acting, top class animation, Victorian pun-age and innuendo is up your back alley, then Bertram Fiddle should be right on your list to check out."
- Indieretronews.com
Compatible with: iPad 2, new iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+
In a quirky take on a Victorian London inhabited by strange characters, with even stranger noses, self proclaimed leading explorator, Bertram Fiddle, finds himself in a bit of pickle. While taking his wife’s dog, Foofy, to the Groomery a sinister, shadowy figure bumps into him and their bags become bemuddled up! Little does Bertram know he has just become entangled in the adventure of his lifetime. The man is no other than London's most elusive serial killer, Geoff The Murderer! Bertram will have to battle man-eating plants, face untold horrors, and share a cup of tea with Sherlock Holmes, if he is to stand any chance of retrieving his wife’s precious Foofy. To help him in his endeavors he is aided by his Peruvian manservant, Gavin the Cyclops, whose raw strength and jungle wisdom often comes in handy.
The Adventures of Bertram Fiddle is a traditional 2D point and click adventure game that mixes the classic formula up with riveting action elements all weaved together lovingly by Rumpus Animation.
Featuring
- An intriguing, dark humoured murder mystery filled with intrigue, dark humour, murder and mystery
- Beautifully animated interactions
- Over 30 locations to explore
- An original soundtrack composed by Cam Reynolds inspired by 1970s B movies
- Unique Voice Acting
- Riveting action sequences
- HD art
"...with its cheeky British humour, it should appeal to fans of games such as Simon the Sorcerer and Discworld."
- Pocketgamer.co.uk
"Though we saw many games at EGX2014 last week, The Adventures of bertram Fiddle was the one which made us smile the most."
- Appspy.com
"...if quality voice acting, top class animation, Victorian pun-age and innuendo is up your back alley, then Bertram Fiddle should be right on your list to check out."
- Indieretronews.com
Compatible with: iPad 2, new iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6+
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