The Biggleboss Incident

This is a well made and enjoyable comedy point and click adventure game. The artwork, story and characters are decent, and the voice acting is well done. I'd say the jokes were generally decent and tended to elicit a smile rather than being laugh-out-loud funny. The puzzles themselves are generally logical but pretty easy and some of them may even be a little too simple - several of them for example involve using the exact same object in the same way. A few of them do veer a little too close to the "moon logic" the game itself pokes fun at in other games. The only real shortcoming is the game's length - I completed it in under four hours and would have done it quicker if I hadn't missed an item I needed in one of the other rooms the first time I was in there. To make it worse, the game is split into three sections, but the final section is very short with almost no puzzles and is mainly just listening to dialogue. Overall I'd recommend it on a sale, but it's a shame there isn't a little more too it.

If you are looking for a relaxing game with interesting characters, good graphics, great story, voice and dubbing and ok length this is the game for you.

This game has fairly simple character art and low-frame animation; however, fantastic background art, excellent voice-acting, and some strong writing pulls its shortcomings from "amateurish" to "charming." I was hooked from the moment I started to the very end. There are a lot of little quality-of-life features in the game design, I was never stumped for more than a few moments, and the story's conclusion (especially starting a new game right after) had me giddy with the clever storytelling devices being used. And did I mention how good the writing is? The humor is legitimately funny. Sure, there are some try-hard lines that shouldn't have passed muster, but I'd say there's like a 75% or better hit-rate, and when they properly land, they land hard. I was grinning throughout most of the game. If you like point-and-clicks, I can't imagine you won't like this.

Unfortunately, this game is really buggy. A lot of times it got hung up when an animation was shown (like taking an item or start or end talking to someone). I had to restart the game a lot and sometimes skip diagloges (using tab) so that it does not get stuck again. I even encounteded a situation where Tom was shown twice on one screen because an animation got stuck. Towards the end, I even had to save the game and restart it so that the room is shown in full view. I could not really enjoy it due to the freezes and since I had to skip a lot of dialogues. It is also quite short (steam shows 2.1 hours for me, bust most of it was just restarting the game and doing the same things again since the last save). It was also not that interesting story-wise and I am quite disappointed in that. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend it.

an absolute pleasure to play. i make an effort to try out as many modern pnc's as i can, and this one is way up there. a complete old school effort, no nonsense approach, with a humour and voice of it's own, without relying on overly referencing the classics. top notch voice acting is a big bonus, has a full story to tell without overstaying its welcome. well done, i will keep an eye out for future releases. thank you and best of luck to the devs <3

This game is fine. It could have done with a lot fewer (like, zero) fat jokes. Other than that, it's pretty amusing and fairly straightforward. I wouldn't, like, drop everything to play it, but for a lazy weekend or a stressful day it could be a good diversion.

Absolutely wonderful! The voice acting is perfect, the art and animations is virtually flawless and the story was pretty enjoyable. Pretty streamlined- nothing will stump you for more than a few minutes, but since everything else was so solid, this flow worked perfectly. Chill, funny way to spend an arfternoon/