To be honest, although the first two are still fun, what really shines for me is the third game in the series, with a much longer and more mature storyline, and what seems to be some semblance of a plot :) With all three the gameplay is kind of insane, but in a good way, but the third really shines in that the insanity is less cartoonish and more surreal, strikingly so towards the end. Puzzles can be a little strange at times, but I would say they are more logical than many more well known titles, especially given the dynamics of the world you inhabit, and when you begin to understand it, it all makes a very enjoyable twisted kind of sense. Any adventure fan who had fun with Discworld, Monkey Island, Simon the Sorcerer, or any of those from the classic days, really owes to treat themselves to an adventure game series like no other.
