Playing different characters gives you variety all throughout the game. The humour is at times referential but includes something for everyone.
In my personal opinion, the environments have a somewhat rough look to them, but graphics are rarely the important part in a point-and-click.

I'm a huge fan of point & click games and the Book of Unwritten Tales series are truly one of the best of their genre. Recommended!

The Book of Unwritten Tales is something you think of when you hear the word "adventure". Set in a typical magical fantasy land, it offers anything but typical storytelling, as it follows the tale of three different protagonists (all controllable, although the Critter Chronicles reduces itself to two, and BoUT 2 has over half of the game time controlling one) trying to prevent the plans of some rather conventionally evil villains.

The real charm lies in the writing. It is partly goofy, self-referential, and full of pop culture references and fourth-wall breakings, especially when it comes to modern society; and partly dungeons&dragons type adventure with heroes, monsters, treasure, and magic.

This collection puts all games together, totalling easily over 50 hours of play time, so if you love point 'n' click, you really ought to get into the world of Aventasia.