It's a classic point'n click adventure in pixelart with lots of humor taking any jab or reference it can get on the "classics". I really liked the level of puzzles -- not too demanding, logical in the end -- and the story. Almost all objects in the scenes can be looked at inviting to explore Lucy's world (and dreams).
Only draw-back: the hint-system with highlighted spots doesn't cover all of them. So one should not rely on it too much. And some of the hot spots gave me a hard time to find.

But overall: very good game, would love to see more of that kind.

This is an unsung entry in the genre and I'd say it shoots up to the top 5 in my personal list. Easily as good as the LucasArts classics. Lots of British charm if you're into that. Humor that's cheeky without being too inappropriate, if you're looking to play with audiences squeamish of that. The puzzles all felt within that zenith of head scratching and organically solvable with few exceptions to me. Decent/funny voice over performances from the cast. The dream puzzle interplay between the 'real' world and the dream(s) was well executed. I highly appreciate that the game has MT32 and FM soundtracks that can be toggled between dynamically via keystroke. If I were to mention a flaw, it would be that some of the spritework and animations are a tad amateurish, but not to the point of detraction. Looking forward to Heir of the Dog and perhaps a sequel to this?

Good game albeit a little short