| Display title | The Book of Unwritten Tales |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Book of Unwritten Tales is a German Point and Click Game by KING Art. It was finally localized for English audiences in 2011, after years of waiting. For the most part it is your average Adventure Game if it was not constantly referencing this very fact. Most of the games humour originates from this and the weird logic applied in many games of the genre. |
