A Golden Wake

Not a masterpiece or anything but a rather good p&c-game with an unusual setting. Not very heavy on puzzles. More of a narrative driven game. Worth to play through once if you like the sound of it.

The first 30 minutes of this game are amazing and very good. The Jazz music, the characters, the entire setting sets you up for a good experience. And then.. the puzzles are shallow, when they are not trivial, they border on the innane. The character of the main persona you're playing as is terrible, uncouth and just plain unrelateable. Mid-game, this point'and'click still shows some promise and, maybe, I can find some redeeming qualities to it. The art is good, the sound is good. But the end-game... the last 30 minutes of this game are utterly horrendous. You, as the player, have such a limited array of options. The morality of your main character is suddenly changed on a dime. You are left with options, none of them remotely good. This game ends in a trainwreck. I do not recommend it. The story starts decent but the last 30 minutes are utterly SO BAD that I regretted buying it. Dev, do better. The entire ending arc was abysmal, forlorn, horrible and just.. sad.

Fun game, good puzzles. Didn't experience any bugs or issues at all.

The game is not very challenging, but if you like a good period adventure, this is the game for you.

a decent game, not the best not the worst, definitely worth playing the puzzles are a bit lame but not too difficult - they are there to push the story forward, no mundane tasks overall, good experience, would recommend for all point and click fans