Moontrain

Disliked playing this game with the various errors. Still stuck on the seesaw puzzle in the train. After moving the seesaw to open the doors to the grid, the games freezes up and the metallic squares do not move. Restarted this game now 3 times and not wasting any more time on it. These bugs should have been fixed before being published.

I was really enjoying this mind bending game until I reach the car race bit.....! I wanted point and click not an arcade game!! Such a shame.

At painter in money train, the game is tuck. you can't even click on help or the 'pause' buttom... I want my money back :(

[h1] WHAT AN ADVENTURE![/h1] Sam the Magician was the star of his cousin Max's Circus, drawing enor"mouse" crowds in every city. Ironically, the infamous Magician mysteriously disappeared without a trace and the Circus eventually crumbled without their missing link. Thirty-three detectives later, Max Vigor seeks the help of Detective Paw, a struggling agent facing eviction. The one and only lead they have is from a distant memory of an odd symbol adorning the cane of a stranger...and so the Moontrain adventure begins! As many of you know, our beloved Kris Djokic from Dragonseye Studio passed away shortly after the release of Tearstone: Thieves of the Heart :( Thankfully, he was here to witness the success of Tearstone 2 but unfortunately, Moontrain was still in development. As a tribute, the Dragonseye team worked feverishly to complete the game to honor their beloved mentor...and they have exceeded everyone's expectations! Moontrain is a point & click adventure ride you don't want...

Very clever takeoff on the hoary tradition of hidden-object games, with a catchy story and interesting scenes and puzzles. It took me a while to figure out some twists on the usual method of finding and obtaining these "hidden objects," but fortunately good hints were offered from time to time that made the journey easier. The game went quite fast after I finally understood how things worked. A lot more engaging than some games in this genre that seem to go on forever. Got only about 60% of achievements, so as I finished the game, I guess a lot of them were superfluous and shouldn't have been offered in the first place. In other words these "achievements" were not exactly central to the game or to gameplay. Maybe Steam should try harder to create "achievements" that fit the world of the game. Or maybe omit altogether?

While the game was fun I was able to finish in about 2 hours. Way too short of a game for the price charged.