From the creative mind of Douglas Adams. The Starship Titanic crashes into your house and takes off with you onboard. Inhabited by malfunctioning robots and a semi-deranged parrot, you must gain control of the ship and pilot it back to Earth.
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An underrated point'n'click game. It's really funny, most the puzzles are very satisfying. It does suffer from some moon-logic here and there, but still highly playable for fans of the genre.
Obtuse to the point of unfathomable.
"Where's the elevator?"
"At the top of the Well."
"Where/what is the Well?"
"You can't miss it."
Well clearly I have!
Utterly dreadful navigation through 3D space doesn't help either.
"Where's the elevator?"
"At the top of the Well."
"Where/what is the Well?"
"You can't miss it."
Well clearly I have!
Utterly dreadful navigation through 3D space doesn't help either.
That fucking parrot...
I like Douglas Adams, and this game is... unique, but very confusing and not that very good.
A fun time capsule until it became so obtuse that it was impossible to progress without looking up a guide. Not just because of hard puzzles but because of having to figure out HOW the game wanted you to input something when you already knew what you wanted to do.
Abandon Reason: Weird puzzles, not enough direction, bad walkthroughs. Watched a playthrough.