Game is fun as long as you take the story tongue in cheek...and don't mind "Dick Van Dyke" accents and the American phone numbers!

It's not terribly great but it's not the worst thing around so

At its heart, this game is about information on typography. You learn about how writing was initially invented, how the printing press became important, and then move on to typography at its core.

Interspaced between these short snippets of information, there's a simple physics driven platforming game.

I enjoyed it. It is very simple, but does the job. Don't go into this expecting a deep platforming game though, go into it expecting an interactive Wikipedia article on typography.

Recommended for anyone looking for something relaxing and informative.

I own a copy on Steam and got this unexpectedly in a bundle. This has so much from Jetset Radio Future and took is to the next level! Well worth the price!

If you like to run around and gather supplies, you will like the New Yankee games. The games are similar to each other, with different obstacles in them. This one has naughty pharaos, sandstorms, scorpions, sand witches and droughts to overcome. Although some levels are easy to play at gold level, some others you'll have to play a couple of times.

Adds some love to the northern nations and fleshes out the religions in those regions, interesting new flavor for those who want to play these nations.

No more, no less: some nice graphics to help you immerse into the lands of India, as well as good music —three new tracks, about 12 minutes in total—. Completely optional.