A fascinating and hilarious game, Four Last Things is a quirky point-and-click adventure. It has a pretty neat concept: you're exploring a game world made entirely out of classical Renaissance-era art and music with a certain degree of self-awareness. The story is absurd yet unique. The game has a very specific kind of irreverent, Monty Python-esque humor that may not be everyone's cup of tea but I liked it a lot. As with most point-and-click games, it does have a little bit of pixel hunting and trial-and-error gameplay, but I don't think they're major issues. I enjoyed my (admittedly short) time with the game. There's also a sequel of sorts, The Procession to Calvary, that I'll be sure to check out in the future now.

Give it a try if you like short and funny adventure games.

A fascinating and hilarious game, [b][i]Four Last Things[/i][/b] is a quirky point-and-click adventure. It has a pretty neat concept: you're exploring a game world made entirely out of classical Renaissance-era art and music with a certain degree of self-awareness. The story is absurd yet unique. The game has a very specific kind of irreverent, Monty Python-esque humor that may not be everyone's cup of tea but I liked it a lot. As with most point-and-click games, it does have a little bit of pixel hunting and trial-and-error gameplay, but I don't think they're major issues. I enjoyed my (admittedly short) time with the game. There's also a sequel of sorts, [i]The Procession to Calvary[/i], that I'll be sure to check out in the future now. Give it a try if you like short and funny adventure games.