While informed heavily by the original novel, the game does offer some leeway to alter your path through the story. Perfectly timed for a spot of lazy Easter weekend reading.īack in August of last year, Philippa went and gave the first 'book' of the trilogy (the first 7 chapters of the story) a long, hard look, and found it compelling enough to tempt her into skipping straight to reading the original so she wouldn't have to wait nearly a year for Daedalic's adaptation to be completed.
Today, the final part of The Pillars of the Earth was released, completing the 21-chapter digital adaptation of Ken Follett's novel.
Adapted to digital, interactive format in a style not entirely unlike Telltale's choose-your-own-adventures by experienced point-and-clicker creators Daedalic, by all accounts, this is something I would have deeply enjoyed, having eagerly consumed every episode of Cadfael and a few of the novels, but I'm sadly late to this party. The Pillars of the Earth is a historical novel (the real kind, with pages and everything) dense with intrigue, murder and revenge centered around a fictional 12th century English town's plans to erect a cathedral.
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