Harold Halibut

I loved this game! It's a wonderful indie game to just get lost in. The story is interesting and engaging and the world is beautiful. This is more like a visual novel. There are no puzzles or fighting, just completing simple tasks in a visually stunning world as the story unfolds.

Adventure games were one of my favorite PC gaming genres growing up in the 90s but probably died sometime around the turn of the millenium. This title brings those good old days back with funny characters and an interesting story that is set in a beautifully animated "claymation" world under the sea. Of course this means fetch quests and puzzles (the meat and potatoes of the genre) but none of them are as obtuse are crazy as they used to be 30 years ago so you don't need to worry about purchasing some massive hint guide or pulling your hair out in frustration. Give this one a try if you're even remotely interested in adventure games and I promise you won't be disappointed.

This game is truly amazing. The amount of detail put into the characters and their story is absolutely breathtaking. In my opinion the full price isn't really worth it due the the fact it being almost $40 USD but it usually goes on sale for $17.49 USD quite frequently. If the choices you make actually mattered then it would be worth the full price because of the replayability. Since I will only be playing through it once then the price is a no-go for me. Other than the price I have nothing but great things to say about the game :)

It feels like I'm playing a game from the director of The Fantastic Mr. Fox. My wife and I are laughing regularly at the humor, and I am absolutely in love with the motion of the claymation characters and the enviornments they exist in. Absolutely wonderful.

No puzzles, just walking back and forth in same areas. Too slow game.