Big Brain Wolf

Quite a tough puzzle game at times. Similar to the likes of Telltale's Puzzle Agent. I didn't like a few of the puzzles as I thought they were too hard and it seemed that in one or two of them perfectly valid answers failed to be approved so I think that is a serious flaw. Still, I'll give it the thumbs up but quite a few things could've been improved.

Pretty easy game. Story was a little disappointing but game play and puzzles are fun.

I don't reccomend this game for casual players. This game was a chore for me to get through and I had to use a walkthrough near the middle to the end. I thought I would have a nice casual playthrough and be somewhat challenged with different puzzles and brain teasers, but the puzzles are way too vague half the time and it leaves you guessing instead of being challenged. The game has nice writing and characters, but the main core of this game are the puzzles and they were either waaay too hard or waaay too easy.

It has some good concepts in it. The puzzles can be quite fun and some of the dialogue is witty, however, you have to find the puzzles yourself by clicking on random objects. Each object will then trigger some dialogue. Basically, I just find the mechanic of constantly reading or skipping dialogue unenjoyable. I do however, see the appeal of the game, but it just isnt for me. I wish Steam had a better rating system. I'd probably give it a 6/10 as it could be quite enjoyable for many people. I just can't recommend a game where I'm constantly going through dialogue after the tutorial. TLDR: Good for people with patience to skip through dialogue. Not so fun if you just want to play the game.

Going out and buying one of those adult puzzle books would be a better use of your money than this game.

A simple game, a mixture of point and click and professor layton light. Worth the 5 bucks for a few hours of fun if you really like puzzles. Otherwise wait for it to go on sale with how short the game experience can be if you're good with puzzles if you can get past the occasional vague directions.

Man, this is the pinnacle of everything I fear about point-and-clicks. So needlessly frustrating :(

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Although I like this sort of game, the extremely slow movement of your character (when frankly I don't see why your character has to move at all.) is very obnoxious. Also there is too much dialogue and too many simple puzzles. But there is some interest to be had in the story, and every once in a while a strong puzzle shows up (unlike Puzzle Agent where there never was a hard puzzle.) So if you're willing to slog through all the mud it may be worth it. Also, my save game has disappeared several times.

I like the art style and the idea but what a boring miserable excuse of a puzzle game. I had to force myself to finish this.