Whether you've played the original Broken Sword on PC or not, this Director's Cut version for DS is well worth picking up. Fortunately, the script is good enough to stand on its own. The only downside is that the DS version lacks the excellent voice acting of Rolf Saxon. Launched back in 2015, it was supposed to be an experimental software but its features made its presence quite permanent. To draw in those who had already played the game, though, the Director's Cut added new puzzles specifically suited to the DS touchscreen, animated facial expressions, and a brand new complementary storyline which follows George's fellow adventurer Nico Collard to new locations and adds more depth to the original story. Looking for an open-source and user-friendly project that acts as a full-fledged Nintendo 3ds emulator Citra should be your first choice, which also tops our list of the best 3ds emulators for Android. The game follows the original story of George Stobbart as he travels across the world to unravel the Templar conspiracy. The dual-screen touch elements of the Nintendo DS work extremely well with the point-and-click style of play and Broken Sword is one of the best games in the genre to show this. With the new features the DS brought to video games including the touch screen, the built-in mic, and the local Wi-Fi connection, DS games were able to try new things other games were still unable to do. It's a PC point-and-click classic, but bringing a new and improved version of the original Broken Sword title to the portable Nintendo DS was a stroke of genius on the part of Nintendo and Revolution software. As one of the best-selling consoles of all time, the Nintendo DS had a wide variety of games in its library. (Image credit: Ubisoft) Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars Director's Cut

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