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The fifth Broken Sword game, The Serpent's Curse, is the first installment to receive its funding from Kickstarter during its conception. Released in December 2013, [1] the game returned to the series' 2D roots. Broken Sword: Parzival's Stone: TBA Revolution Software Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS, Android, Consoles
Martel’s blood splashes on Alphonse's blood seal and restores his forgotten memories. Bradley, his true name Wrath, takes Greed to the other homunculi and their creator known as "Father" . Father expresses disappointment in Greed’s desertion and has him melted down into a liquid philosopher's stone, which he ingests.
Alphonse is computer-controlled, though the player can summon him to aid Edward by pressing and holding the R1 button. [3] Alphonse can also be given weapons by Edward in order to enhance them. When Alphonse's health is depleted, Edward can restore him by using alchemy on his armor. However, once Edward loses all his health, the game is over.
Alphonse and Gluttony arrive at Father's lair, where Edward, Ling, and Envy burst out of Gluttony's stomach. Father then uses his special powers to cancel Edward and Alphonse's alchemy, rendering them ineffective. Ling is then captured and given the philosopher's stone, which he willingly accepts, allowing Greed to take over his body.
Alphonse lost his body when he and Edward try to revive their mother Trisha using alchemy. Edward sacrifices his right arm to seal Alphonse's soul into a suit of armor. [2] Edward later becomes an alchemist from the state military of Amestris, and starts traveling with Alphonse to search for a method to recover Alphonse's body.
Broken Sword was acclaimed by critics, who praised the game's story, art direction, musical score, voice acting, and writing. Edge stated that Broken Sword was superior to LucasArts' adventure games, such as Monkey Island and The Dig, and believed it to be an "adventure gaming milestone" and the "best graphic adventure to date." [42]
Of the twelve games made in Japan, Broken Angel, Curse of the Crimson Elixir, Dual Sympathy, and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood have seen international releases. Arakawa oversaw the story and designed the characters for the RPG games, while Bones—the studio responsible for the anime series—produced several animation sequences.
Edward lost his left leg in a futile attempt to revive his mother, Trisha, using an illegal method of human transmutation, and lost his right arm in exchange for attaching Alphonse's soul to a suit of armor. Edward now employs the use of metal prosthetics, known as automail (機械鎧 （ オートメイル ）, Ōtomeiru), as replacement limbs.