The graphics are made of giant pixels, a strange design choice in this day and age, or even at the beginning of the last decade, which is when these originally came out. However, the gameplay is pretty solid. It is mostly on the easy side, with a couple of real head-scratchers, but no walkthrough should be needed since the game(s) is/are small. Puzzles are mostly inventory-based, and there are no hidden object scenes (unless you count every single item in the game consisting of three or four pixels) or timed sequences. It wasn’t very expensive and I feel like I got good value for the money. As part of the great pantheon of adventure games, this would rank about 1,092 on my list of favorite games, but on the whole, it was decent. I would rate it 3.25/5.
