I had hopes it would be a fun stock market, investment game. It was so disappointing after 5 minutes, I never touched it again.

I have played this for over 20hrs and still come back to it. The sand play mode is great, as I can play around and experiment. I love this game

The puzzles are challenging and original, the story fun, and you get many hours of play. I prefer it to the first Unwritten Tales, though that one was quite good.

Initially Critter's gibberish is annoying, but I got used to it and came to find it endearing. And there is a a pattern to his dialogue that provides some clues.

One criticism is the needlessly snarky portrayal of an environmental activist - I can see people being offended by it, and for no reason.

Love it, played medevel total war, this is far better. runs great on my macbook pro.

Love the Characters, Love the Game, Love the decision making aspect. Everything Amazing

Its fun to play for a couple hours, then after that it gets pretty repetitive and boring. But for a game the price of a movie ticket, three hours isnt a bad deal.

As Point and Click, Adventure, Exploration games go this may be a bit simplistic for most people but it is usually what I am looking for in relaxing entertainment. The puzzles are pretty much Red Round Peg in Red Round Hole so you don't have to wait very long for a 'Lightbulb' moment... the graphics are cute; for me this was a very playable game. Problem? There is only about an hour of game play here. Sadly not enough. If I received at least five hours out of it I would have given it 5 Stars.

I really enjoy resource management games, but this one really falls short of the mark for me personally. I would assume that casual gamers that don't play them often, would like this more than I did.

Pros:
• You learn facts about the Notre Dame! Requires reading though.

Cons:
• Graphics are not very enticing, with a lack of details and too popping colors.
• Very easy (See above, as I might not be the primary target here).
• Doesn't seem very play tested. You tend to end up doing the 'real management'/gaming in the first half of each level, and then just sit and click the same 4 buildings in the second half of the game to collect the number of resources needed to win. This is my biggest flaw with this game, as it really removes all the fun.
• Some things are not well explained.
• Very creepy 'game host'.
• You can end up in situations where you cant finish the map, without restarting the level. While this as such is fine, as it is a strategy game, this should not be able to happen within the first 30 seconds of starting a map, since you are playing on time and should be able to get an overview before having to restart the level.

I would probably target this game for young gamers aged 6-12 (Im not quite young anymore, but I like my gaming anyway!). They would probably also rate it a tad higher than I did.

I can play this game over and over and never get bored.