I was seeking a long time for a game that I can play with my daughter, I tried out other cartoonish adventures but those are for adults. This game was a positive surprise to me. We both loved this game because of the cute graphics, good dialogues and just perfectly balanced puzzles. There are very few scary moments (I can mention that dinner in the dungeon, without saying too much). Overall we saw character development and a fair story that can teach somethiing to a child. I recommend it.
As a big fan of The Longest Journey, I didn't hesitate to buy this game, too. At the beginning I've been busy with getting familiar with the new control and I was stunned of the graphics that was fabolous and even in 2020, it's okay. But this is a genre that is not always about the perfect graphics, I also had high expectations on characters, dialogs, and a good storyline. The funny thing is that the game met my expectations - Guys, this game could've been a masterpiece! However, as I proceeded with playing, I realized that for me this third-person control is a bit annoying, versus the normal point-and-click find-the-hotspots style - but I accepted it, though. Also I'd have accepted the always-run style plus use Shift to walk; if Caps Lock would've work as I'd have expected (I thought if I turn caps lock on, it would always walk, but it doesn't work). Also, during sneaking the body posture is so lame I laughed. Also, I like to use/combine objects and doing puzzles (those kind that make sense) instead of actions and fighting (and, honestly, I'm not really good at fighting so I had to repeat the fighting parts 5-6 times that made it very irritating), but I wasn't satisfied. I also expected more interactions and dialogs, but this was also a disappointment. in some chapters I could barely do anything but listening to the spectacular scene videos. During others, I had limited possibilities to change how things are going. The game firmly guides me to the end. If we're talking about the 'end'... Others mentioned it already, it's indeed unpleasant and I don't think we fans have deserved it. But, money talks... I finished the story using my imagination. And I definitely won't buy the further parts in the sequel.
