Woolly Boy and the Circus

From what I understand, this game was released with bugs, which is why it initially had bad reviews. However, it seems the bugs are gone. The game itself is actually a lot of fun. I really liked the puzzles and would recommend it easily.

Very good puzzle game, a little story to go with it. It takes several hours to complete { I'm not done yet }. And it has Steam achievements.

Damaged goods, but still enjoyable. The game is only a Point n' Click in parts, due to the unfortunate inclusion of minigames, some of them timed, some of them unplayable with a mouse. Easy stuff for the abled player, yet impossible for a good chunk of pure Pn'C enthusiasts. Interface is subpar, lacking in standard quality of life features. Starting with the absence of Skip: Crappy minigames are mandatory indeed, and so are the dialogues, either on first or repeated occurrences. Texts use the asinine typewriter effect, a.k.a. wait-until-the-cretin-has-finished-writing-before-you-can-read. I-i-i-ima-imagine i-i-if I wr-wr-wrote th-th-this enti-entire r-r-r-review with a a a a a s-st-stutter... Well. that's what so many video games do in these modern days of rising illiteracy. But here we have some extra BS sauce, as texts disappear almost immediately once they are finally written. Not the brightest storytellers. Also nowhere to be found are a fast walk, a hot spots key... Hot spots actually appear only when you walk close to them, and only once unlocked. That must be what the Hidden Objects keyword warns about. Save system is good despite its random 10 slots limitation, yet happ…

very nice game

Very cute, very playable. Was put off my the mixed review count, but like others have said, probably buggy after initial release, but no issues now (for me anyway)

very good puzzle game. some hints aren't very useful, so you may need to use a walkthrough (they actualy mention this) GLHF