Boxville

Boxville is a very cute little game. If you like Point and Click Adventures, the likes of Machinarium or such, you have to play this game. I have just startet the game though (30 minutes or so), but it caught me right from the get go. The art is beauteful, and very cute. It could have come alive right out of my own imagination. A BIG THANK'EE TO THE DEVELOPERS !! Must buy for every P n'C Fan

This is an adorable little point and click adventure. If you are experienced in the genre, this is a one sitting adventure, should'nt take more than 3 hours. The puzzles are simple, put circle in circle hole\put square in square hole sort of offerings, nothing much. The elephant in the room, is this is leaning heavily on the Machinarium atmosphere, artistic style, and approach. It always drove me crazy Machinarium never made a sequal, so I'm not too mad at this void being filled. If you are hoping for that Machinarium difficulty and truly magical experience, you will be a bit dissapointed. But for a point and click fix, with some truly adorable characters, go for it! Also to anyone new to the genre, this is about as soft of a landing as your gonna find. Honestly I'd give this 3.5, as it could have developed some of the characters a bit more, and pushed even further past the Machinarium template, instead of living safely inside of it. But I am all for small groups of developers putting out charming little point and click games, and will happy put my dollars behind them in support.

It's a fun game. Artwork is pretty and unconventional and I thought the idea of cans living in a world of boxes was somewhat unique. The puzzles aren't that hard, but some of them will need you to get the ol' noggin' joggin'. As always, nothing is perfect, and the main critique I'd give this one would be that it's really short. It took me about three hours to play through and mind you, I was doing this on a Saturday night, drinking beer. The world is small, as you'd expect from a game that is this short. If it would've only been twice as long it would've been great value for money, but now it falls a bit short of it. But all in all, it's a good game from a small company with a handful of devs. If you get it on sale for, say, 6-7 EUR, I'd definitely grab it. Otherwise, for the full price, I'd only recommend it if you were a true fan of point-and-click games.

A very short and sweet point and click. The artstyle and music are beautiful. The game's a mix of the usual point and click use items on objects combined with some light puzzles. The solutions are fairly logical and make sense with only one being a bit of a head scratcher. Overall, it's just a very wholesome experience.