Teenagent

I'd like to specifically mention this game's music, by Radek Szamrej - we just released a free tribute album of fan arrangements over at http://teenagent.ocremix.org, and we actually contacted him & he seemed to dig it!

The puzzles are sometimes very goofy. Sometimes it comes down to "try everything on anything" unfortunately...,

If you're feeling nostalgic, this game's got it. If you're looking to waste time with questionably logical puzzles, this game's got it, too. In spades. With pixel hunting. Oh joy. GameFAQs got me though it, and because of that, I could enjoy the cute game with quirky dialogue and curious music. OCRemix even has a pretty decent remix of the album if you're into that.

Pros: Funny dialogs and situations, some neat puzzle ideas, charming characters, decent premise. Cons: Some very difficult puzzles, pretty short, terrible music, not very deep. Overall: The first half the game is actually a lot of fun, not too difficult, and very funny. As the game progresses, it exchanges humour for challenge, requiring a walk-through to really move forward at times. The plot, though fair enough to start, ends up feeling a bit short-changed by the end.

So, I've got around to playing this game since it's been laying in my library ever since I've opened my account (Quite some time ago!) And since I've decided to finally start clearing a bit my tad loaded video-games libraries I've given it a try. Actually this game is not bad at all. For a classic adventure, it complies the same style of many other games from the nineties of the same genre, no surprises there. The game doesn't take itself too seriously and so should you. It's (very) short, puzzles aren't too easy or too difficult, they're mostly ok. Can be vague at some points, but... That's just how those game go. Sadly this is just not too attractive nowadays. The game itself, while being alright, doesn't deliver much substance or any meaningful, memorable experience, and surely doesn't hold much replay value. The devs of the game are shut down and honestly haven't managed to make any remarkable titles throughout their years of existence (As far as I know), so, truly, this doesn't leave much reasons to play Teenagent - as much as I hate deeming stuff to timely execution - but here I fear there's no choice. Well, still appreciating the free game and the comical value.