Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town

Help Willy find his father in this incredibly immersive Point and Click adventure! Lost in a cursed pirate village, you’ll need to question the strange residents of Bone Town as you conduct your investigation. Fortunately, in Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town, curiosity is a healthy habit!

The Morgan family takes their mysteries very seriously, so when the famous archaeologist Henry Morgan disappears in some very strange circumstances, it’s his son Willy who sets off to find him! After receiving a coded letter, your investigation begins in Bone Town, an accursed pirate village where time seems to have stood still since many years ago. It was also the last place your father was seen, ten years ago to the day.

With a bit of luck and the right contacts, you might even pick up his trail!

So try your luck with the 15+ NPCs (non-player characters) you can interact with in the game. While some might give you items or clues you can use in your investigation, while others will just make jokes or try to make your life even harder. The more inquisitive gamers out there will also find plenty of Easter eggs, like posters of the heroes from the manga One Piece, or an earthworm from Worms Armageddon!

With its warped 3D graphics and its exclusively recorded soundtrack, Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town whisks you away on a breathless immersive experience where curiosity is a healthy habit!

Developed by imaginarylab, its non-linear gameplay leaves you free to explore the game’s 50 locations and solve the puzzles in your own time.

Don’t be scared to explore every nook and cranny along the shady lanes of Bone Town, or to use your sense of observation and a bit of imagination to collect and combine items you think look interesting.

Fortunately for you, Willy is a teenager who can get things done and has plenty of common sense, so he can point newbies and younger players in the right direction.

The game is also a chance for fans of the genre to enjoy an updated take on the conventions of ’90s point and click games like Monkey Island. A bit of nostalgia never did anyone any harm…

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