Yet Another Hero Story

nostalgic-like old times-enjoyed it!

Fun little game. Would have been great with full voiceovers.

Great little classic point and click adventure with a good story line. This game actually made me laugh out loud and the puzzles were good too....bit of a hidden gem this one and its definitely worth a try

nice little gem !!!!!!!!!!! Makes fun, good graphics cool sound and nice little voice acting :) the puzzles are not too hard etc. so you don't get stuck with some wired solutions like in the old sierra or monkey island things. about ~ 3h playtime but in sale for 2.5 € totally worth it ah and easy 100% achievements! Really nice ! Buy it !

Great game. Really enjoyed it.

Uninspired. That's the word that defines this game. Just at the start expect to find recycled puzzles from other games. Wondering about that ribcage puzzle from Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and The Dig ? Well, it's in the first 2 minutes of this game as well. Years pass, and developers still think that a ribcage is actually a cage. Everytime you enter a new screen, you will find 1 or 2 hotspots, a new character with little to no dialogue and a random fantasy trope. You will find every cliche in the genre time after time. They recorded a few voices for the opening lines of characters but that's it. In retrospective it's better this way because the voice acting is one of the worst ever heard. There are also typos, particularly in the last parts. What's worse, there are at least 5 items in the game that will completely blend with the backgrounds, some even require pixel hunting, and there's no hotspot highlighting feature. Inventory is a nightmare, you will need to open it everytime you want to combine items, if the combination failed, you need to reopen it to try again. Expect a lot of extra clicking for the most basic actions. The game feels like someone drew some random fantasy backgrounds, don't get fooled by how cool they look, put a Guybrush Threepwood lookalike, added some puzzles from early 90s games, added an evil mustachoed villain and a princess to rescue, wrap it up and call it a day. You will be visiting towns and forests for about 80% of the game, but there's no connecting lore or story, they just happen to be there as resources for your next puzzle. The music is repetitive and monotonous, the main theme is just a couple of notes and it will play a lot of times. A full run, will take about 3 hours. I cannot recommend this game to anyone, only if you ran out of adventure games.

I have not had so much fun in a game for a long time. Run, don't walk to get yours and enjoy the adventures of Martin McNish.

Pixel hunting + Moon logic. Just what the doctor ordered not to put into your point n' click. Besides the absence of a hot spots key, mandatory when your hot spots are that small and inconspicuous, other UI shortcomings include some illegible texts, due to poor choices of uncontrasted colours, and an inventory that closes each time you pick an item... in a game that relies on combining inventory items.

Yes the game is a little rough around the edges most noticeably it is not fully voice acted. I also had to consult two or three walkthroughs to figure out how to get the sword. I did have fun playing it and laughed out a few times afterall this is supposed to be a satire of classic point and click adventures. Ziggy I believe is supposed to be poking fun at the wizard character in Quest for Glory forgot his name. The main character is poking fun at Quest for Glory and also Monkey Island because like Guybrush he is a bumbling kind idiot that somehow manages to save the day. I hope the people that make this make more games and hopefully the next game is fully voice acted.

Read the review from "Adventure Gamers" which gave it a 3.5 / 5. I found it accurate. Recommended.