So far pretty solid game, it has a really nice atmosphere you can lose yourself at times. Love the atv!

After having played the Book of Unwritten Tales, I had to get my hands on this game! Truly was not disappointed - the plot was filled with humorous dialogue and gameplay, with some truly heart-warming moments between Nate and Critter (: I loved how the game was not just about how they met, but how the blunders they get themselves into made them friends; I'm a sucker for a plot with good character development. The game itself was beautifully designed, as expected, and there was not a single scene that wasn't purposefully elaborate. Going to spend my semester break playing this again!

The theme and storyline of this game is definitely eccentric (you have to suspend disbelief and not ask too many questions about the oddball world in which the game takes place) but it provides quite a few hours of play. It isn't mainly a hidden-object game, which suited me fine - there is a good variety of puzzles. I enjoyed it.

You play a stiff stick figure who moves very slowly around the screen. Mistakes when solving puzzles often lead to death and require starting over a chapter from scratch - which means moving slowly and painfully through uninteresting puzzles you have already solved before - maybe many times, if a particular challenge keeps blocking you. The inability to use the characer's hands means even small mistakes in moving boxes and planks requires a restart since you can't make small adjustments. Stiff gameplay, no flexibility and dull puzzles makes for a bad combination. Not enjoyable.

This is a fun game! The modding system ads a lot of extra abilitys to the game which is great!

It is a diverting little strategy game; there aren't very long or complex campaigns or many options, but it is a decent inexpensive diversion with realistic physics.

Its pretty simple but still is a fun game to play!

This is an odd game. Not a bad game or a difficult one, the cut scenes are silent which takes some getting used to, the puzzles are not difficult and after a while you get so absorbed in the game the storyline takes second place. A game worth a try.

This game was fun for the first couple of hours. As the town grows, so does its unwieldy nature. You constantly get interrupted by the game itself, wanting you to set forth on a trading expedition or whatever. After a while, these interruptions were constant. I got tired of the game telling me where my attention should go. Too much of that in RL to want to deal with it in gameland.

Now here's a Hidden Object game with a most unique story line that pull you right in like a good book, and graphics that resemble interesting grainy photographs, and even challenging mini games (don't SKIP!) that I haven't encountered before. Very clever. Bravo!