Overall a stellar game, a true gem of the point and click genre. The art is drawn a beautiful pixel retro style reminiscent of all of those 80s/90s games of your childhood but given a modern twist due to the fact it looks pretty good on a large monitor as well as a small 13" laptop. The puzzle design feels unlike most of the old Lucasarts games whereby they seem more logical and require a little bit of creativity to solve rather than walking around repeatedly trying to use (x) with (y) until something happens. I did, unfortunately, have to use some hints towards the end of the game as suddenly the difficulty seems to shift and ramp up allmost instantly to become very hard rather than obvious. One instance of this is a location that was previously non-accessible becomes accessible without any indication that something has changed for this to happen. The ending is a little bit of let down but so are alot of games in the genre but not enough for it to walk away with a negative feeling.
