Primordia

I played this game on linux. The experience was top notch - it has a great story and characters were very interesting. There were no issues on linux. I did need some walkthrough/guide for the best ending, but that was it and overall I still enjoyed the game immensely. I feel this is the best title from wadget eye games (between shivah, blackwell series, gemini rue and golden wake - all of them being point and click games).

I had a great time playing this game. I wasn't sure that a world composed only of robots was going to be for me but it built on me. Interesting likeable characters, great philosophical debates, great old style graphics, fantastic voice acting, great atmosphere and witty sense of humor during the drama. Recommended.

I'm one of those people who skip dialogues most of the time in games and don't pay much attention to the story. For me games are mostly about gameplay. This game has almost no gameplay, most of it is story via dialogues + voice acting. Well, it does have some problem solving and thinking, but I used the walkthrough a lot. And yet, I loved it. Truly loved it. This game will stay in a nice corner of my memory until the end of my days. Thank you to the creators for making this lovely game, I can't find any flaws in it. Good job.

The art, the music, the characters, the overall mood, the lore, the moral questions... This game is one of my favs in terms of point and click games. Even after playing it like 6 times. :-D

The second best point and click genre game I ever played (If you really want to know, J.U.L.I.A. is my all time favorite). The story on its own could have been a very successful sci-fi short. The graphics are very good with a details level good enough to make discovery of objects relatively easy. The dialogues are also quite good and the humor is neither vulgar nor infantile. The interface works well. So why not five stars? Well it's just that some of the puzzles are nearly impossible to solve without a walkthrough (Not an issue since it's readily available on the web) and this takes away some of the interest in the game and, certainly, the player's sense of achievement. I will not give examples here not to spoil the game. The fact that there is absolutely no replay value once you solved it could also have an impact safe for the fact that it's pretty well a "de facto" for this genre. Overall though very well worth having specially if, like me, you can get it at a discount from GOG.