Sesame! Everyone here has valid points, but the game is still fantastic. Obtuse puzzles? Maybe. But if you're tired of the same old formula of "Collect items, and attempt to use them until you win", this game will be a breath of fresh air with the somewhat nonlinear story, multiple solutions to puzzles, and "useless" items. It's up there with Return To Zork as one of my favorite mold-breaking adventure games that allows you to fail instead of holding your hand and preventing you from combining/using items in ways that don't advance the story.
