Voodoo Detective

If you like point and clicks, get it! It has plenty of humor/satire that never seems forced or over the top, and the puzzles are appropriately challenging--not easy enough that it's basically a walking simulator, and not too hard that you need to follow a guide for anything to make sense. The only downside is that it's a relatively short game, so a long of things aren't incredibly fleshed out. Which doesn't mean that it doesn't tell a cohesive and engaging story, it does, just that now I wish for a little more. Perhaps a second game one day.

Surprisingly funny. Delighted to find the Danny Kaye film "The Court Jester" among the game's many cultural references.

◾◾🔹🔷◾ [+1] Enjoyable [i]Neat, but nothing special[/i] Not really much to say about this one. You're a Voodoo Detective (legal name), investigating the memory loss of your client. The story isn't anything to write home about, characters aren't too memorable, but still distinctive, voice acting is decent, art looks pretty good (especially backgrounds, not so much for animations). So, not a masterpiece, but nothing to complain about. Puzzles [i]mostly[/i] make sense, but I had to go to the hints a couple times, because the solution felt like nonsense, but generally they are okay, and signposted pretty well - sometimes even too well, and once you see a puzzle, you immediately know the solution - especially since you have a book of magic recipes that is small enough that you're gonna use all of them at one point or another. You decide if it's a good thing or not. Also I gotta mention separately, humor. The game occasionally can be really funny, I laughed a few times out loud, but these moments aren't too common, and generally game doesn't raise above "he-he, amusing" level. [spoiler]And also it does a sin I see adventure games do very often, is that it tries to show som…

great Curse of monkey island look and feel, Escape from MI type story vibes, loving it.

Its a good point and click adventure game.

Interesting plot, fun puzzles, good jokes