CaP is a very competent point-and-click adventure game, with overtones of Broken Sword and early Lucasarts adventure games. It has a cast of characters that are well voiced, but not particularly memorable. The narrative is fairly straightforward and nothing we haven't seen before, but still an enjoyable journey. It has puzzles of various difficulty, some of which I needed to look up the answers for, but none that are illogical. While playing I had the feeling that the game was striving to be an Indiana Jones-esque globetrotting adventure, but it doesn't quite reach those heights.

I played on the Steam Deck and while the UI took a little getting used to, it's very playable on a controller as opposed to a mouse and keyboard. However there are some QT events that don't favour a controller, and those did occasionally frustrate. Fortunately there's only a couple of them, and you can use the Deck's touchscreen to act as a mouse click which did help with these sections.

Overall this was an enjoyable game, enough that I'm interested in what the devs will do next. I'd only recommend picking it up if you're a fan of the genre and specifically enjoy the themes of churches and historical puzzle solving.