Toonstruck

This was a great game. Beautiful art and fun puzzles and AMAZING voice acting by Christopher Loid. Granted I keep a walk-through nearby and limit my time on any one puzzle. I realize on these kinds of games that they can turn into a pixel hunt or the typical confusing puzzle such as "use band-aid on rock to make a baseball" kind of stuff, but none are perfect. This mostly avoided that. Hey $3.49 for 20 hours of entertainment beats any of this forgettable crap coming out of holywood.

really old, but funny. I enjoyed it in my childhood. And today my kids play it. It's silly, goofy, wierd....but I like it because it's sily, goofy, wierd...

This game is fantastic! The dialog and artwork is hilarious, the puzzles are creative and just the right lvel of difficulty and the FMV and animations are great! I wasn't expecting much from what looked like a kid's game, but I have been playing it straight for hours! Highly amusing!

This is game is a bit off-the-wall, a bit campy Hollywood and a bit puzzle solver. If you enjoy point&click type games this will not disappoint. The performances alone are worth the price of admission all day long! It's like playing through a really fun Hollywood movie. This kind of game has been attempted in the past, but were others have failed Toonstruck succeeds wildly! Buy with confidence!

RECOMMENDED IF YOU LIKE TO MESS AROUND, DISCOVERING JOKES IN ADVENTURE GAMES. There is not much goal-wise (very few adventrue games do), though the content is very good and entertaining, at least for once until you forget them and come back to refresh years later. E.g. the barn scenes are pretty solid. The humour is not exactly of the "most hilarious" type, more like "superbly written" one and a bit on the drier side. All in all, if you like the 1990s adventure games, you will like this one. It has a surprisingly lot of content, considering that it got cut in half because of animation delays. The whole idea of the game is to interact with everything to cause interesting comments or actions to happen. E.g. there apparently is a 'hole' item (that is completely optional) that you can use on various plotholes. For comparison, Full Throttle had barely any extra dialogue and not many consider it short or minimal in content, despite the game length of about two hours. Someone mentioned sound cutting out and other technical issues. I tested it and found nothing like that. It ran perfectly on a 64-bit Win 10 laptop system using mostly 2019 Intel hardware. The game runs with ScummVM.