Primordia

Great story and really carefully designed puzzles. You can either solve ypurself or get help from characters. The story is something that stays with you for long.

I really liked the story and the art style in this game. Gameplay wise it's what you'd expect from a point-and-click adventure. For me the puzzles were just hard enough to keep it interesting, and for the most part the solutions are logical / relatively intuitive. If you get stuck your snarky sidekick can give you some hints. Depending on a choice you make fairly early on in the game, your chances of getting the the whole story may be DENIUR. Also beware that the game autosaves every time you move between rooms, so you can lock yourself in pretty easily. There are a surprising number of ways to end the game, and if you're not attentive to small details esp near the end you may miss out on the 'best' ending. I liked it enough I've played through it twice.

I like it very much a lot of hard puzzles but enough to solve it by yourself with hints from Crispin.

Art style is interesting, as is the setting and it's well voiced. The puzzles use a mix of in-game and real world reasoning and it has a great feature where you can ask your companions for extra clues if you're stuck.

If you loved 1980-90s point and click adventures, you'll love this game.