Flight of the Amazon Queen

Tedious game which tries to make up for its lack of content and puzzles by making you walk and walk maximally to accomplish the most minimal action.

I remember reading about this game in the C&VG way back when and drooling over it. Unfortunately, I never saw it in stores, nor knew anyone who had it so I could "borrow" it from them. And now, here it is, so I can finally see what it was like. And you know what, even if it turns out to be mediocre - it was still free. Gold star, GOG.com. Thanks a million.

...... the five old traditional "16bit era" point n click adventurs. Released in 95 just as the craze for these was waning. Still maintained the old VGA 320x200 8bit GFX in the days when SVGA was taking over. But it does well with just VGA mode - they are well drawn for such a low res mode. I admit here I only played this for about two hours when I first joined GOG, but may still yet give it another go in full. I may wish to change this review then, but GOG's rather shitty review system does not even allow one to edit their own reviews! GOG! WAKE UP! Update this puny review system! What I do recall was a few stupid puzzles (as normal for these p'n'c adventures) but overall reasonable quality. I can't understand the 4 and 5 star reviews. They are either just rabid hyperole, or retarded idiot reviews such as one with heading "asdad", that just says "cool". Probably done by some spotty twerp in between going "huh huh huh" and squeezing the zits on his bum. Also as usual the "most helpful" is also an over positive 4-star review - though it is succint and slightly informative. He must have had loads of cronies on GOG who he got to upvote him. Ok, sorry that was more a review about GOG's awful review system rather than the game. Now, negrep. Everyone else does so with my reviews. It's called "cliquism" and "cronyism".

Game is good but there is no saving possible so you must complete in one go! Thats terrible!