I've come to enjoy these Where's Wally-style computer games that add a bit of a twist to things. What's great about this game versus the likes of Hidden Folks is the fact they've also created a map editor that opens the doors for creator scenarios that can be shared with others, thus offering a lot of play value. You'll probably breeze through the main game quite quickly once you get into the groove of things and there will be the inevitable desire for more levels. And that's the main value of the online stuff.

My minor gripe is that was far as Steam is concerned, achievements are only tied to the main game and playing a certain number of online games. All the DLC packs so far do not include any achievements - but at least they potentially provide more material for the custom map editor.

I've come to enjoy these Where's Wally-style computer games that add a bit of a twist to things. What's great about this game versus the likes of Hidden Folks is the fact they've also created a map editor that opens the doors for creator scenarios that can be shared with others, thus offering a lot of play value. You'll probably breeze through the main game quite quickly once you get into the groove of things and there will be the inevitable desire for more levels. And that's the main value of the online stuff. My minor gripe is that was far as Steam is concerned, achievements are only tied to the main game and playing a certain number of online games. All the DLC packs so far do not include any achievements - but at least they potentially provide more material for the custom map editor.