This is a good HO game, with puzzles that you have seen before, but nicely done. All in all, a good game, but not a great one. Predictable story.

This game is so behind it's time. The space flight doesn't feel at all realistic, no sense of intertia at all. There is nothing for a tutorial, so I'm just stumbling along blindly trying to figure out how do do ANYTHING. The controls are not intuitive at all. I am severely not impressed, and severely pissed I just shelled out $40 for this game. I mean I'd much rather be playing something like Wing Commander III back on my SNES from 15 years ago or something like Escape Velocity Nova, which although simple graphically, blows this game out of the sky in terms of intuitive control and fun factor, not to mention giving you some sort of direction and tutorial. I mean did I miss something here?

This game was pretty bad. The game play & puzzles were amateurish. The dialog was sophmoric, and I suspect it was NOT meant for children. The game was developed by non-Americans, with fairly limited English & History skills. I also received 2 separate updates for the game, which corrected an error, which wouldn't let me get past level 16, despite the fact that I solved the puzzle. Maybe their next game will be better, but I would avoid this one. Fortunately, it was only $9.95, for which I got a fair amount of game play, but the reason for a lot of game play, was trying to figure out where they were trying to go with this game.

This is a really fun puzzle game. Took a lot longer than the typical HO game - actually finding the items was only a small portion of the game - so I'd say at $10 it's great value. The real fun comes in solving the riddles. A little bit of an odd storyline, but interesting nonetheless. There are some funny bits in there to lighten the mood if you pay attention. Anyway, took me a number of sittings to solve it and it's by far my favourite Mystery Case File game to date. Looking forward to the next one!