Each level is a hex-map battlefield puzzle. Play this game when the cat insists on sitting in your lap and shooters are out of the question. Or maybe when you're sipping coffee.
The open world is glorious. It's an adhd paradise of exploration and challenges. Combat success feels like an achievement. The game could use a better pacing though. Sometimes, it takes too long to get into the action. I've found myself avoiding the game too often because it takes too long to get re-re-started.
Humor is always essential in these games, ZM entertains. The cinematic production gave this game such an epic feel. Music is excellent, characters fun. The point and click buttons (pick up, open, etc.) is just too slow. Monkey Island occasionally address this by having default actions happen on click but ZM you're going to have to click half a dozen times just to open a drawer.
