It's hard to believe that someone actually heard of this game. My brother told me about it and a site gave it a 9/10. It's a PC 2Dpoint-and-click game. Made by an individual developer called Amanita Design.

The graphics is really good, simple but still great. The music seems to be promising, I am still in the beginning of the game but I am liking it very much. It is very difficult, it actually has a built-in walkthrough but I don't find it fun to read the walkthrough, but you have to finish a little adventure with a ... flying key that shoots.. small ball-like bullets and kill some jumping thingies and reach a keyhole.. a weird but funny way to unlock the walkthrough in the area you're in

I usually try to solve things myself but if I'm really stuck I read it. The puzzles are really innovative, and clever. I admit it's hard and will take you plenty of thinking and squeezing your mind to solve things but once you do you will be amazed of the solution.

I highly recommend this game to ANY point-and-click fan out there. I have yet to explore the world and I'm sure I have plenty of hours to go, but I am really loving it so far. And I'm.. stuck

Go try the game out!

Hello again everyone

And here is another review I made for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. This time I followed Thomas_Crown's advise and change the background, it should be better now and the font is much clearer to read than before. Enjoy

I hope you like my review

And I would really like to hear some suggestions this time

Until next time, take care

Most videogames have heroes, and each hero has fans. After this competition on Gamespot it seems many Nintendo fans were upset that Link lost to Gordon and Mario will probably lose to him as well.

What I would like to say is that unfortunately people see the heroes based on the game itself, Mario is definitely a legend.. in gaming. But what about the character himself? His personality? What's his role in his games?

I think choosing or voting for a hero should be based on the character not the videogame. Take the character himself and see his background, his personality... etc. I am sure that many people do like Amaterasu as a hero (Okami) but we don't see many people talk about him, just because the game didn't sell much and wasn't as famous as Mario or Zelda games it doesn't mean the hero should be banished and not recognized as much as the other heroes.

The point of all this, is that the game itself should not influence the hero of the game, if the game is famous / legend, it doesn't mean the the hero must be a legend and should always win competitions. Other heroes should also be given a chance.