The media dislikes this game. "Too hard," they say. "Too short," they complain. "Too late," they rant.

Here's what Broken Age actually is: a fantastic, indie-produced, community-supported point & click adventure. In a time where by & large, publishers control the games you get to play, Double Fine has created & shipped a rich, gorgeous game.

It's not long (maybe 8-9 hours total). There's a limited amount of replayability. That's the nature of the point-and-click beast.

But the art is wonderful, the narrative is fresh (not yet another Call Of Duty or GTA), the voice acting is excellent & the music is fantastic. It delivers on being a witty place, an interesting world, a living painting. IMO, it's worth your time & your money.

Well done, Double Fine. Well done.

The media dislikes this game. "Too hard," they say. "Too short," they complain. "Too late," they rant. Here's what Broken Age actually is: a fantastic, indie-produced, community-supported point & click adventure. In a time where by & large, publishers control the games you get to play, Double Fine has created & shipped a rich, gorgeous game. It's not long (maybe 8-9 hours total). There's a limited amount of replayability. That's the nature of the point-and-click beast. But the art is wonderful, the narrative is fresh (not yet another Call Of Duty or GTA), the voice acting is excellent & the music is fantastic. It delivers on being a witty place, an interesting world, a living painting. IMO, it's worth your time & your money. Well done, Double Fine. Well done.