Overview

Sacred Almanac: Traces of Greed invites players into a compelling mystery that begins with the abrupt disappearance of chief engineer Jonathan Finch. This event halts the construction of a vital trunk railway, leaving a construction company in limbo. The company's head, seeking answers, sends film footage of the incident to his friend, ex-army officer Richard Stone. Richard's keen eye catches a glimpse of a peculiar stone monument during a tragic moment, sparking a riddle that draws him into an investigation.

What starts as a simple inquiry quickly escalates as Richard realizes he's treading a dangerous path, one that positions him as the unexpected defender of an ancient civilization. This adventure blends elements of point-and-click exploration with hidden object gameplay, challenging players to piece together clues and overcome obstacles.

Highlights

  • The game features 32 beautifully animated and picturesque game scenes, immersing players in its world.
  • Players will encounter over 20 challenging mini-games and puzzles that test their wit and observation skills.
  • Developed by Far Mills and published by RunServer, this casual adventure title was released on December 7, 2016, and supports Steam Achievements and Trading Cards.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy casual puzzle-solving, point-and-click adventures, and hidden object games. If you appreciate a good mystery with a touch of ancient secrets and enjoy unraveling narratives through exploration and interactive challenges, Sacred Almanac: Traces of Greed should be on your radar. It's also suitable for those looking for a relaxed yet engaging single-player experience.

Game Info

Sacred Almanac: Traces of Greed is a single-player adventure game that falls under the Casual, Adventure, Point & Click, and Hidden Object genres. It was developed by Far Mills and published by RunServer. The game was released on December 7, 2016, and includes features like Steam Achievements and Steam Trading Cards. It supports multiple languages, including English, Russian, French, German, Arabic, Korean, Polish, Japanese, Spanish, and Italian.