Supreme League of Patriots Issue 1: A Patriot Is Born Demo

Supreme League of Patriots Issue 1: A Patriot Is Born is a fancy name of a funny point and click adventure game developed by No Bull Intentions and published by Phoenix Online Publishing.

Many of the point and click adventures that we’re playing today are actually sequels to similar games that were launched a couple of decades back. That was a time when good adventure games were released all the time, so people remember those days with a lot of melancholy.

On the other hand, some new studios are still trying to build some proper point and click adventures even today, but they don’t get it right. They either try to emulate the days gone by or they are doing something so alien that it doesn’t really catch on. I’m happy to say that Supreme League of Patriots Issue 1: A Patriot Is Born is actually a really good game and it can stand on its own.

You take the role of Kyle Keever, a regular guy that managed to get into a new hit reality TV show named America's Got Superpowers. Something happens and Kyle actually gets superpowers, becoming a real hero. Since he’s not exactly the sharpest tool in the shed, his adventures are going to be downright ridiculous.

As the name suggest, Supreme League of Patriots Issue 1: A Patriot Is Born is just the first part of a series, and a couple more titles have been released already. This is the demo for the first part, which also happens to be the origin story for Kyle.

The game controls pretty much like any other point and click games that you have ever played. You need to figure out what you have to do to advance from one level to another. Items can be taken, examined, or just made fun off.

The dialogues are very well written and the story carries the game with a lot of ease. In fact, it’s the strongest feature of the game and the main reason to play it. The demo is not very long, but it should more than enough for people to decide if they like it.