Teenagent

The puzzles in this Point-and-Click Adventure are straight-up moon logic, but in this day and age, free walkthroughs are common, and any game with a drunken chainsaw is at least worth a look. The game doesn't take itself seriously, but it has consistency in tone, so it's pretty good. The humor is spot-on, and has good pacing, so it doesn't fall onto the obnoxious side of things, like so many things in the '90s did. There are a lot of typos, but the game wasn't originally in English, so it's passable. The environments are pretty and interesting, too. I wouldn't put this at the top of your list, but it's still worth playing.

The game looks good for its age, has implausible, ridiculous story, and illogical puzzles. It's fairly short, provided you won't get stuck on some moon logic puzzle. It has some early 90's charm, despite its shortcomings. It's worth a shot, especially for free.

it's okay for what it is. A few of the puzzles were impossible for me without a strategy guide. If you like point and click, adventure/puzzle games then you might enjoy this game. the story is meh.

Ok, TeenAgent is not going to blow your mind but it's a fun adventure game with some nice puzzles and funny dialogue. The visuals are quite simple but there's a lot of color and while not much though is put into character development it's certainly worth an afternoon or two that will take you to beat it. My only real issue with this game was sound. Sound effect are a few a little impressive and while the soundtrack is kind of cool, there are two few song and you'll get sick of them once you start hearing them for the 6th or 7th time.

It's ok. I used to play these types of games a while ago when this was all we had. It was a nice bit of nostalgia. However, I went ahead and got a walkthrough and finished the game in a few hours. I think it's ok since I would probably get tired of the game without the information. Fun enough for free.