Having just beat this game as I type this review, there are two huge issues with Litil Divil: really stiff controls and unfair traps/puzzles. The game controls alright for the most part, but precise movement and positioning are almost nigh impossible because Mutt acts like he's stuck in molasses before he actually moves. The traps, especially the pits, seem to activate at random and there's no telltale sign when they do. I lost count of how many times I lost because of this. I'll admit some of the puzzles were actually pretty decent (which is why this got 2 stars instead of 1), but they are either uninspired or are REALLY unfair (looking at you tennis battle and Really Dark Room puzzle). I really can't recommend this game unless you're either masochistic or morbidly curious (which I was, btw), and even then I still can't in good faith say I didn't warn you.
