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Enjoyable but unfortunately the steering was broken for me. Cannot turn around the character properly with either mouse or trackball. Get stuck halfway around and have to turn a full revolution the other way. Played it anyway because it was so enjoyable, but finally got stuck in an action sequence and gave up. This was on Linux.

I was little bit bored and the game is not so far funny. Graphic is very good. But I think this game is for children (10-15y). I was not satisfied. Maybe because I had high expectations.

I found the game to be really boring. The animations were terrible and I wasn't a fan of the style they used. This game's something along the line of what would be marketed for kids, since the puzzles are easy and the comedic value is sub-par. Overall, I give it a 6/10. Get it only when on sale

I played this to death on the PS3 - it's a great game. Great humor in the story, novel mechanics, very cool abilities: A Double Fine great! I highly recommend getting it, you will laugh.

The Good: Even though it appears as though there may be only two original tracks, I do <3 the classical music soundtrack. Music is one of DF's strengths. The unique, vaudevillian presentation works. I gave this game a star for its music, vaudeville setting, and the farting and the two empty halves of coconuts matryoshkas. This is my fourth DF game: Psychonauts, Grim Fandango, Brutal Legend; none were bad, none were great. I guess I admire these games and the style that went into them more than I actually enjoyed playing them. This game is not puzzling greatness - too easy, and simplistic. Nobody sets out to create mediocrity, and nobody can please everybody; I guess I was born without an inner child - these cutesy games don't do it for me. And, with that, DF, I must bid you adieu.