In its essence, Angel of Death is a 3D point-and-click adventure. The control scheme employs the familiar point-and-click interface, with the mouse pointer dynamically changing when over a hotspot; on the screen, allowing you to perform actions such as looking, manipulating objects or talking to a person. A left click selects the action to perform on a hotspot, while a right click shows all the possible actions that can be performed. The inventory is tucked away out of sight, and appears when you roll your mouse to the top end of the screen. A left click of the mouse moves George to anywhere on the screen. You also have the option of using the direct control scheme (a remnant from the previous installment in the series) and can move George around using the keyboard. While the default movement mode is walk;, you will likely want to run, and this is possible either with the mouse wheel or by keeping the Control key on the keyboard pressed when you move.

Uncover the identity of a jester assassin. Unlock the legend of the Knights Templar. And unravel a plot as twisted as the catacombs you'll be prowling. As American in Paris George Stobbart, you find it odd when an accordion-playing clown darts out of a cafe clutching a briefcase. Moments later, you're sent flying from the force of a massive explosion right into a sinister world of intrigue. The coveted contents of that briefcase? A fiercely guarded manuscript penned by a clandestine medieval order - the Knights Templar. Steal it back before a group of megalomaniacs fathoms its mysteries and overturns the very balance of life