Agent A: A puzzle in disguise

Puzzles interesting but not ridiculous - didn't need any hints to complete. Humorous comments during interactions. Minimal inventory. Great music and art. A few annoyances on mouse clicks sometimes not registering. Other than that, perfect execution. Highly recommended!

For me, this game has it all. The atmosphere is great and the artwork matches the 60's 'vibe' exactly. The dialogue is witty in a self-aware, campy kind of way. I love the controls; no need to keep one hand hovering over the keyboard. It's all done with mouse clicks and you might want some scratch paper. The puzzles are fun. They can be a little silly, but everything fits with the environment. It is somewhat short.

there was tons of puzzles and so on. They wasn't too hard ones and there wasn't timing so there was lot of time thing puzzles.

Very entertaining, very good value when it is on sale. The puzzles aren't particularly complicated, but they did require thought and concentration to solve. The solutions were logical and progressive (an issue I have with some other point-and-click adventure games). The game had quite a few moments of comedic relief, which was welcome :)

The best I could describe this game is a puzzle game with the art style and spy antics of the Incredibles. Through the game there are different kind of puzzles to deal with, from focused and self contained to movement based, to ones where the player has to keep in mind a bunch of elements and items across multiple locations to mix and match them in order to come up with a solution. It also means that the game doesn't get flat and provides a variety of challenges. Personally I prefer self contained puzzles, that focus on one location or device to contend with, but regardless I had great fun with this one. I hope to see the sequel!