Anna's Quest

If you like this genre, Annas Quest does everything right. Its polished and has good performance. Its a bit slow but if your looking for a game to play with your kids this is it. Just make sure you have a walkthrough handy just in case.

A wonderful game, with captivating story and well designed puzzles. I appreciated the hidden hints that Anna gives when you try a wrong action. It is so cleverly done that you do not need a walk through. Anna helps you with her second thoughts about your faulty actions. I liked the simple but expressive drawings and animations. I read some complaints about the monotonous voice acting of Anna, but I found it well suiting her character in the story. The dialogs may sometimes seem long winding, but you can always cut them short with a mouse click. All together one of the best point and click adventures I played.

Got this game for my 5 and 7 year old daughter. It’s very kings quest style in nature. It makes sure to avoid violence, even though it implies it (for example, a boy sitting next to a skeleton, and a witch talking about eating children). My 5 year old really grabbed on to it and asked for my hell as she went through the story. It took like 3 weeks. I might be able to do it faster myself, but she definitely did a solid job. I love the game.

I love it. The story is good.

Reminiscent of the classic 1980s-1990s point-and-click adventures, but with a forgiving design (it's impossible to get into a scenario where you have to reload an old save). The dialog can be a little slow and corny, but the puzzles are never too off-the-wall. My daughters love it and have since they were about five years old.