Teenagent

It's for free so it worth to check it out. I even have it somewhere on CD still. If you like adventure point and click games, then here you are! I really like the game, I played it when I was a kid and really the game is still the same. Same as I remembered it.

it ahd a promising story line but not that long. although it does remind me alot of that old zak mckracken game on the c64

TEENAGENT (or Teen Agent or however you want to spell it) is a fun, if sometimes frustrating, point-and-click adventure game in the vein of the old LucasArts and Sierra games. Players take control of Mark, a teen pulled off the street who has been given the task of investigating some strange occurrences for the RGB, a super secret government organization. It follows the standard pixel hunt, trial and error system that really defines the genre, and overall does a good job with it. At times the one spot on the screen you're looking for is a bit harder to find than it really should be, or the solution to a puzzle really doesn't follow any coherent train of logic, but those moments are few and far between and don't detract too much from what is otherwise a solid edition to GOG's catalog. Especially when you consider that the game is free, there really isn't a reason not to give it a shot.

A decent title for it's time, and admittedly a tad hard to gather what to do at first, but quickly becomes enjoyable. It is a good reminder of where games stemmed from and can be beaten in just a few hours, 3 maybe 4 if you go to the restroom and grab a snack. Lots of funny moments make this worth the playthrough and remember, the Chief likes being tied up. Why? We dunno!

When I joined this website, I downloaded Teenagent mostly because it was free, and the title "Teenagent" and the overview caught my attention. I honestly thought the game was one of the best games I've ever played, and it would have to be my second favorite game to date. I love the humorous dialog, and the game itself is really fun. Plus, Mark Hopper is a boss!