Teenagent

For a free game, this is a nice little brain-buster to get you through a boring day. It's colorful and funny. However, its main faults are its length and obscurity. It only lasts about thirty minutes if you know what to do. However, if you don't know what to do...you're in for a long sit. The solutions to half of the puzzles in this game make almost no sense in any universe. If you yearn for a challenge from years long gone, download this (it's free!). However, for players who desire a little more..."consistency" with their adventure games, I'd look elsewhere.

I've palyed this game in original (Polish) version... It was one of the best games this time, and... It was "home made" ! :) I think I'll go trought it again...

I didn't expect much when I downloaded the free games. I didn't pay much attention to the graphic and sound. The puzzles are confusing for some.

It was free. That's about all I can say about it. Illogical, unattractive, and generally uninteresting.

Some people think "it is free so it can't be good". If this were a bad game, would GOG host it? It was the 100th game GOG did so maybe that's why it is free. Like somebody said: "they hand it to you for free, on a silver platter and still people complain". Yes the first part with the captain is hard. I had to use a walk-through a few times. But it is not stranger than other adventures from that time. Sometimes there are hints in what our hero says. I like the humour, and I can understand it is not everybody's taste. I think it is a cute, lovely game. The animations really got me. The ones with the squirrel and the hedgehog were fantastic! Thank you GOG for hosting this, when it came out originally I misssed it.