Looks good at high resolution and the game played well except for a few glitches, however saving and restarting cleared those right up. Story is family friendly and whimsical. Puzzles are solved through exploration and most are easy to figure out although I did have to look up a couple. There's a little backtracking in it but not enough to be a nuisance. All in all I found it to be a very nice and relaxing puzzle game with some good laughs thrown in too. Well worth a play through if you're looking for easy going fun.
Game started off great and really enjoyed it until I got to the first dungeon. It's not hard figuring out how to solve the puzzles but actually doing so can require very fast reflexes, perfect shooting and tricky jumping moves all within an extremely short time limit. And there are a LOT of puzzles. The dungeons are linear and mandatory for game progression so if you get to a part you just can't do you're stuck and the game is over for you. There are difficulty sliders but they only work in certain situations so they might help, they might not. Diehard puzzle fans will enjoy it I'm sure but I would not recommend the game for kids or for players that get easily frustrated. The rest of the game is great and lots of fun. In fact if it weren't for the puzzles I would consider it one of the best games I ever played. But that's just me and your mileage may vary. Have fun!
I get the 'select screen size' window, then the animated Atari logo splash screen, then the 'Atari presents' splash screen, then a crash to the desktop. Windows 7 Professional 64-bit (6.1, Build 7601) Service Pack 1 Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz (2 CPUs), ~3.0GHz 4096MB RAM DirectX 11 NVIDIA GeForce 210 2GB video ram I'm guessing I don't have enough video ram but unfortunately no hardware specs are listed on the store page and also the game discussion link doesn't work. Oh well it was only 99 cents.
