Mutropolis

Honestly, the puzzles seem very disjointed and even after finding hints, often leave me thinking "I never would've got that" instead of a "damn, how come I didn't think of that?!" Managed to make my way through most of the "2nd act", and wasn't feeling any enjoyment out of it

The story was lovely. There were lots of funny details that I enjoyed very much. It was harder than I'd expected; I felt stuck a few times, and I had to look up at the walkthrough.

The game is a pretty well created point-and-click. I think it's a great deal for its price, and the story setting is pretty amusing as a concept. There are some points where the game feels like it's made for a younger generation, but as long as you don't take the game too seriously, it's fine and sometimes funny.

I've played Luna the Shadowdust and the Samorost series for point and click adventures, they had a charm and humor to them. Then there's this pile. Too be fair I didn't finish it. I don't hate myself that much. Mutropolis is very boring. Like watching an unfunny, mediocre at best, kids cartoon that you have to figure out how to keep it going. Props to the voice actors, there's a lot of dialogue in the game. Too bad the game is about as bland as a bowl of rice. Avoid, or make your kids play it as a form of punishment.

A funny point and click with good puzzles and voice acting.

As a big fan of point and click adventure games, I really wanted to like this game. There is lots of like, the story, while strange, is interesting. Same for the characters. Technically the game is good, no bugs encountered, graphics, voice and sound are all good. Where the game does fall down is with the puzzles. Unfortunately, they are mostly either easy or obscure. Not completely nonsensical, but they sometimes didn't make sense even after I was forced to consult a walkthrough to solve them. The adventure game I played prior to Mutropolis, Prim, from the same publisher (but not the same developer), was a great example of what I am looking for in a point and click adventure - in addition to a great story and characters, I never had to consult a walkthrough. However, there aren't many point and click adventure and I want to support the few that are published. I would just ask the developers to please pay more attention to the puzzles.