Lure turned out to be too boring even for a game of its time. The sounds would have driven me crazy if they weren't so hilariously bad. Unless you are nostalgically in love with everything point-and-click, give this one a pass and try Beneath a Steel Sky.
I only got Beneath a Steel Sky because it was a free game, so I didn't have my hopes set too high when I started playing it. However, it has turned out to be one of the most pleasant surprises I have had about a game ever. In terms of entertainment and clever humour it is way up there with Monkey Island and the like, and you get to use your brain, too.
The makers of this game have been able to draw a surprising amount of variation from the simple idea of magnetized boxes attracting and rejecting each other. Some of the puzzles are just mind-melting, and there are a lot of them.
