This retrogame finally achieves what most retrogames dont: It modernizes the genre with fluid gamedesign while giving you a nostalic feeling, has an clever story with a totally innovative twist on a sensible religious topic (evolution vs intelligent design) , "moebius"-esque landscapes and otherworldy mood and weird machines, a unique visual setting, funny dialoge and loveable characters, outsanding voiceacting, clever puzzles that are never too easy or too hard (and if they are, you always have your sidekick to give a little hint without spoiling anything), several completely different endings, and it is a satisfying experience from beginning to end which lasts a good amount of hours and money value. Easily the best game I played on Gog so far. The only little nitpicking critique if I had to name any (and it really is nothing comapred to the greatness of this game) is that they might have added 1 or 2 more animations to the main character when he is walking. But nothing changes my last word: PLAY THIS GAME!
