It is at this point that the Elysian Pixie, Goal, is introduced, being harassed by the Organon guards on the ship. After his 'rocket' breaks apart mid-flight, Rufus eventually ends up on the airship, where he retrieves his supplies and attempts to gain further access to the ship. It is there he is joined by Wenzel and Toni, who mock his attempts to leave before he attaches himself to a rocket and fires himself towards an approaching train belonging to the Organon. It is revealed he is leaving soon, and after packing up a few items he exits the house to a makeshift launch deck. The game begins proper in Rufus's bedroom. The plot commences after a short tutorial featuring Rufus and Wenzel. He is the right hand man of the evil Chief Control Council Shellert, who rules the powerful bureaucratic force only known as “the Organon.” Argus and his cronies are sent to hunt down Rufus and return Goal to the Elysian spheres." Plot "The obtuse bureaucrat Bailiff Argus is a practical man of respect with military manners, devoid of humour.
He fulfills his duties – more or less – admirably and both he as well as his equipment are very versatile." Bailiff Argus That’s why the positions of police inspector, doctor and fire department are all united in one person: Gizmo. "The small community of Kuvaq likes to keep its bureaucratic apparatus slick and efficient. He also fancies it a good way of getting rid of Rufus once and for all, having had an eye on Rufus’ possessions – as pitiful as they may be – for quite a while." Gizmo In fact, Wenzel is more like a parasite: He supports Rufus in his attempts to escape from Deponia only because he wouldn’t want to miss Rufus’ spectacular failures, crash-landings, explosions and painful bone fractures. "Wenzel is Rufus’ sidekick, at least that’s what Rufus thinks. After all, he wouldn't last two days, if he didn't have her to mooch off." Wenzel She continues to support Rufus, not having the heart to leave him out to dry. But in her heart, Toni is basically a good person. She enjoys seeing Rufus suffer severe injuries in his attempts to escape from Deponia. "Toni is Rufus’ ex-girlfriend and has little good to say about him. Due to this he can project his idea of perfection onto her: a noble maiden from above in need of rescue." Toni But Rufus wouldn't know in the first place, because she is rendered unconscious after she falls onto the surface just before their first encounter. She is beautiful, amiable, goodhearted and clever. "Goal is the iconic girl from the upper spheres Rufus falls in love with. The nicest thing you could say about him is that he does not intend to harm anybody, but this is only because he does not care about anyone but himself. He has no regard for others and when somebody gets hurt during one of his poorly conceived and constantly backfiring plans Rufus is totally unable to admit that it is his fault. He is a selfish, ill-tempered egocentric who believes that he is destined for something better. "There is a lot to say about Rufus, but not much of it positive. ContentsĬore game play is focused around 2.5D levels of varying sizes, in which the player must interact with objects in a variety of different ways, including picking up smaller items, activating machines and combining objects together, all in the pursuit of solving puzzles to further advance the plot line. According to its designers, the fourth installment is not a prequel nor sequel, but a "parallelic". Although it was originally a trilogy, a fourth installment Deponia Doomsday was released on 1 March 2016. Deponia received generally positive scores from reviewers, with 74 out of 100 being listed on Metacritic.
#Deponia wenzel series
In July 2015, Daedalic Entertainment announced that the series would be heading to iPad, with the first chapter releasing in mid-August. The English version of the first game was released on 7 August 2012 with entirely new voice acting across the board.
#Deponia wenzel windows
Developed by Daedalic Entertainment and published on 27 January 2012 in Germany for Windows and Mac, the original game was entirely in German (the name Deponia is a reference to the German word "Deponie", meaning a landfill site) and was the first in a planned trilogy of games by Daedalic with the second, Chaos on Deponia, being published on 12 October 2012 in Germany and the third Goodbye Deponia, being published on 15 October 2013. Deponia is a point-and-click adventure game following the misadventures of Rufus, a guy with wild dreams of escaping his village Kuvaq, located on a junk covered world called Deponia.
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