A fun point and click adventure game brought into the current century. It's always a treat to switch between new and old graphics, as well as activate the Director Commentary.

My only real gripe with the game is that it feels too short. I understand that most Point & Clicks aren't particularly long, but it's more egregious here because of the lack of NPC's. In other adventure games there are multiple characters that help flesh out the world with engaging dialogue. In this game you're lucky to get more than one NPC per town.

Fortunately, the overall story is charming enough to make up the short length. Every character is well acted and everything feels purposeful.