The seminal classic of promotional/propaganda games is back! Das schmutzige Erbe picks up exactly where the first game left off. By renovating your uncle's house in the most environmentally-friendly way, you are now handed 5 million DM. But instead of enjoying your riches, you start to wonder about the key which you also receive. Unfortunately, the safe deposit box at the bank requires two keys. Not that you should care, but wow, mysterious, right? Also, your flame Lolita is a bit pissed, because you didn't phone sufficiently often. That that she should care, now that you're a millionaire, but this is not the real world, alright?
While I watch my character walking slowly towards the sunrise at the end of Valiant Hearts: The Great War, I take a look back at the road that has brought me here. Considering that for the most part it lead through the battlefields of World War I, the journey was surprisingly rich in variety, and it entailed even some nice memories besides all the horror. Yet it has been exactly those contrasts, these emotional ups and downs, which make these sensations so intense. Its beginning seems almost a bit unreal now, but soon the story will come to an end, and I cannot remember when I had such a feeling of accomplishment at the end of a computer game.
