Teenagent

The dialogues are poorly written, and the game is one of the worst adventure games I ever played.

It made me smile several times, that´s much. The drawbacks are that the game become bit old in graphics and mechanics for what I consider a "good old game". Puzzles lack logic many times, and the game is pretty short. But for a fast walkthrough is still enjoyable if you jump over the frustration of some puzzles or even some little bugs (like the light switch near the stairs)

due to the way the puzzle got porly designed i got stuck and cant proceed without restarting the game. because i did first a thing that needs to be done last. if this game was really good i would bother restarting it. but since its bad i wont

Whoever translated this to English did a poor job of it. The story is quite far fetched and you spend most of the game combing the ground trying to find what you missed and experimenting combining random items together. It's easy to get stuck if you missed one thing somewhere or if you don't make the often not logical combination idea to solve a puzzle. Game divided into three parts, Training, The Village and Mansion. I'd say the mansion is the most fun part (at the end). Village is a lot of walking back and forth and finding whatever you just missed to not be able to solve something. The training is kinda dumb--I wasn't a huge fan of the three tests. Anyway whole thing plays in a few hours if you don't get stuck badly on anything. I suggest pulling up a walkthrough to get through the least logical parts which you'll likely get stuck on. Also spoiler alert, the ending makes it seem like he thought of doing a sequel but it looks like he thankfully never did. Also talk about working for free. If you got this free like me then you can't feel too bad about the story and all. Get what you paid for after all!

Oh, look, a Polish point-n-click adventure game. That is now free. Nice. This is a floppy version. No manual here. Not CD-ROM. I think that this is due to it having CD-ROM version only for Polish version, perhaps English one was never made. And not sure if there was English manual either. None the less, I thought that it's going to be not terribly interesting and slow but I was pleasantly surprised. The game is qutie fast-paced. Furthermore, somehow the setting feels cozy and the game is fast-paced. Simplistic sprite-work just added to a charm. And the music was amazing, being upbeat. Plus, I somehow dig Polish humor. Probably due to being post-Soviet country or such. Not sure. Just really like it. I had more enjoyment than playing any old LucasArts games so far. Sadly, it still has stupid puzzles. Such as having to open the lid to cellar, then close it so hero slams it, somehow making switch down there appear (dust getting off walls). And pixel hunting. At least no dead ends. And there are no deaths, not that I mind them. None the less, puzzles games with bad puzzles are bad games in my book. No exceptions. So two stars.