Teenagent

The graphics really remembers me the '90s, although I've just checked it and this game got published one year after Day of the Tentacle so it was a bit outdated even at its time. Apart from that, I enjoyed playing it. The story is nothing special but nice, the humor snatched me a smile here and there so I'd say it fullfilled its purpose (can't say the same about many modern games...) and the puzzles are mostly fair although at times a bit counter-intuitive (but I guess they're fine for the '90s). The only real issue is that sometimes it's required to go pixel-hunting (always hated it). Maybe a bit short (only 3 locations: the training camp, the village and the mansion) but not by much) but overall a more than decent game. Surely, it's worth its price (which is free, so you can't really complain... :P).

Graphics & animation are good but the story is weak. Puzzles are not very logical and there's pixel hunting required. I had to constantly refer to the walkthrough to progress. But it's free so I can't really complain.

I wasn't expecting anything from this game and found it surprisingly good. I don't really play point-and-click games anymore because I find them boring, but this one managed to keep me hooked for a few evenings. The puzzles to solve are completely illogical, the music really isn't great, the story is ridiculous, but it's just a case of "good old game". The game is fairly short and not too difficult (I only used a solution once). I liked the graphics; they have quite a unique style. The game mechanics are *very* simple... too simple, in fact, as you don't even have the option of quickly re-selecting an item from your inventory. For many people, this will be a game with a 3-star rating, but I give it 4 stars.

One of favourites games. ......

Old nastalgic classic i really enjoyed finishing again