Even though first reaction was very positive in regards of superb toon graphics and fluent animations I still have more negative than positive to say about this game. Narrating doesn't bring anything to the table, since in my opinion it's written very dull. It's mostly boring notions spoken out slowly and sometimes even stops the game for a while. And you can't skip those, and even worse you can't skip dialog. I mean if you already talked to someone and then accidentally talk them again and realize "oh I know what he's gonna say" you must always listen it in full.

I complain a lot about slowness of things, makes me sound like adhd kid, and first playthru I enjoy every sentence and place in full, but as in every game, once you have explored everything and are stuck, you don't want to explore it again - you want to use shortcuts and most important are ability skip dialogs or transitions to places.

It's still a solid adventure point and click but with lots of annoyances. I was first confused that some puzzles can be solved various ways and order, that you rarely see.

Chapter 1

The praise:
- everything is just eye candy
- multiple ways to solve puzzles!
- Christopher Lloyd as old Graham

The nag:
- big world is slow to navigate when you must literally walk (no double-click teleporting)
- dialog is trying to be funny but falls flat and bland
- very few things to inspect (usually one item per screen)
- QTEs
- narrating is annyoing even if it is Christopher Lloyd
- can't skip dialog
- can't skip cutscenes

Nothing special here.

good. very silly little guy. :]