Downloaded this game 12/24/12. The "Arena" combat worked OK, but I couldn't get through the Tutorial (some functions didn't work). The Witcher website offers patches for the PC version, but not the Mac version, so I'm guessing that the missing patches are the source of the problem. Unfortunately, the Support staff is on vacation until Jan. 2! So, Mac users, be prepared for disappointment, if you take advantage of the discount to buy this game now.

Didn't make it to the end of demo before I realized that this was way to easy for me. If your a pro, you don't have a choice to skip tutorials. The main character keeps popping up and is annoying. She tells you what you need to do next.

Ok so my #1 thing in PC/Mac gaming is that I do NOT want to be screwed over by buying a game & then having it last me a few days or even just a week. Honestly, I don't want the game to only last me 2 or 3 weeks, but in the past 2 years, that has become absolutely unheard of any longer.

Because of this unforunate plummet of value in casual gaming that devs think we'll just stand for, I hadnt been buying any games. The norm has just basically become that games are now in general really short as a rule and that STINKS. Found this, gave it a try & Royal Envoy 2 is finally breaking that trend. Seriously,why cant more games be like this?
Freakin finally! A game that you can play for a good, long while. Especially if you get the Collector's Edition. I was so appreciative of all RE2 had that I played thru and then bought the CE. lol thats how starved I've been for something of decent value. At this point I'd probably play a bad game as long as it wasnt just a 2 hour hastily put together piece of fluff. But Royal Envoy 2 happened to be fun.
The only bad thing I can say is that clicking on the rent $$ was a little annoying.

Screen doesnt show keeps flashing! cant even play.

total waste of money dont buy!!

Tedious gameplay and characters to match. I made it to the end of the second chapter before deciding I'd rather do chores around the house than click random objects and listen to these grumpy characters repeat themselves. I liked the art, but that couldn't save this game.

Picked this up on sale a few days ago, and haven't been able to put it down. I've never been a fan of Tower Defence type games, but this one oozes charm, has a perfectly pitched difficulty curve (although some levels are a bit tricky with a trackpad), is packed with mini-games and extras, and is definitely worth the asking price.

Interesting concept game. Odd gravity situations and action, neat sound effects with distances... but... movement is horrible (jerky fast and cheesy), and the wormhole situation when you are in the middle of trying to find stuff is just ridiculous annoying. The game has its merits, and is worth a play through, but there are some annoying design choices that prevent me from really raving about it.

My experience with this game on an iPad was awesome; however, I couldn't play it on my MBPr 15. When started, the screen just goes blank, but I can still here the voice of the opening scene. Any recommendation how to solve this?

This is one of the best games in the Mac, enjoy it very much, worth the buy.

Most of the game is hidden object, with a few puzzles, some entertaining. Each chapter includes a jigsaw type activity that I found boring. Partway through the game it crashed and then when I re-opened it, it started at an earlier point in the game, and several crucial steps would no longer work, so the game couldn't continue. Disappointing.