I'm giving this old-school style point and click game a big thumbs up.

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Updated the review based upon game completion.

This was a fun game. I needed a light-hearted game to play, and this worked well for me. It reminded a bit of the excellent “Not Another Weekend” game.

This is mostly a family-friendly game. In the arena section there is a scene where a human voiced robot and a tree are quickly (no gore or blood) eaten by a dinosaur; they are pleading not to be eaten. I think I saw one cuss word "bas....". That one.

You explore two planets and 60 locations and play as three different characters.

The game has crisp and vibrant graphics; the voice actor’s casting is perfect, as is the music.

The puzzles really heat up (in a good way) as you progress. None are so frustrating that you are tempted to rage quit. There aren't many puzzle directions, but you can figure them out. I made them harder than they needed to be by expecting the devs to be devious; they are not.
The puzzles are clear-cut and make sense in this game world.

There is not a journal reminding you of what you need to do, but most of the time you are not overwhelmed with gathering items and accomplishing tasks. I took quick notes and pictures when I knew I wouldn’t have time to play for a bit.

However, when you are on the other planet the pace really picks up and I needed notes on who is whom and what they do.

There were no timed, auditory, or dexterity-based puzzles.

There are alternate endings. When you are halfway up the stairs in chapter ten you cannot save. I had a save part way up the stairs and used it to see the other endings.

There is a menu screen explaining the controls. This has the standard controls you would expect in a Point and Click game with at least 50 manual save slots. The inventory is located at the top of your screen, you just hover to access it. You can enable hot spots.
There is a quick-jump map that is quite helpful.


The developer estimates approximately ten hours of game play. I got a little lost on the second planet and wandered. I exhausted almost all conversations and played leisurely. My actual playtime was about 13 hours.

Old school in the best possible way, great story, not too hard and a whole lot of fun. Loved it through and through

Great point and click adventure game. If you liked Deponia or Secret of Monkey Island, you'll probably like this.