A classic point and click adventure game. It's fast paced (less dialogue than Broken Sword for instance) an adventure story with a sprinkling of action in some diverse locations around the world. Graphics are fine (to me at least, but I still consider the 90s pixelart games beautiful, so many may not agree with me!). Backgrounds are slightly dynamic by zooming in and out on occasion. Puzzles are fairly logical, though one puzzle near the end had me reaching for the built-in walkthrough. Sound, music and voice acting are all competent. Warning: Near the beginning there's a QTE bit, but luckily it's quite easy. Overall the game felt less epic than the first Lost Horizon, but enjoyable nonetheless. I won't spoil the story, but the last part is pretty neat.
