The Mystery Of Woolley Mountain

I think this game shot itself in the foot by consistently comparing itself to Monkey island. While visuals are similar, I really did not get the same feeling as from Monkey Island so I was kind of disappointed. Jokes in Monkey Island edge on the absurd while these are just silly and childish. It felt like the game was taking down to me and treated me like an idiot. Maybe if I didn't start the game with this expectation I would have been able to enjoy it...

I enjoyed how difficult parts were, but overall I found the storyline very tedious, and the characters annoying

It runs well and looks good, but the game play wasn't great. I recommend this game only if you are really, really, really into basic point n click adventure stories. It had a couple humorous moments, but was otherwise boring. I think I was just disappointed because I enjoyed the demo and the game wasn't what I expected. I assumed there would be additional mini-games and puzzles (non-inventory), but there weren't. The only mini-game, not included in the demo, was just a pixelated version of the game included in the demo. The majority of the puzzles were fetch quests, conversation based, or inventory based. Thankfully, there weren't many ridiculous item combinations needed. It only took a few hours to complete the game, but I was glad when it was over.

Being a huge fan of point and click adventures such as Monkey island and Simon the sorcerer I loved The Mystery Of Woolley Mountain. With its hilarious characters and great British humour this is up there with the best of them. It has a good storyline, puzzles and brilliant retro references. I hope there's a sequel.

Nice and a little weird adventure about friends, who help another friend out of his misery with a witch. Characters are special, we have even a robot, who belongs to the party. After Vandamme ran into a trap, when he tried to free children from their imprisonment at the local witch, the friends are about to help him. All not easy, as one of the tasks is: bring them all together ... Many comical notions, had to laugh often ! For those, who like arcade minigames, there are some, not obligatory, but you may have that little fun in between. All in all, it is not a too difficult game, bit rather entertaining ! Don't miss it, highly recommended !

If you are a fan of good old fashioned point and click, inventory-based adventure games, this is really one for you. It is funny, well written and has excellent graphics and voice acting. The puzzles are challenging, but not too difficult and well integrated in the story, as they should be in a true adventure game. With all those walking simulators around, they dont make many games in this genre anymore. I think it is importent that we support developers, who still make games like this one.

Funny how good the voice acting is despite how unsightly this game looked (and my standards are low! I am usually not fazed by mid 2000s flash game looking doodoo graphics). There are also some odd obscure puzzle solutions sure but what sent me over the edge is how buggy it is! Game stopped mid-cutscene and I couldn't proceed! Audio sometimes get chopped, losing immersion. I am no longer interested in finishing this

I was somewhat skeptical of this game when I purchased it. It was very cheap, but looked interesting. It was a little corny, but hey, it was a fun game to play. I was pleasantly surprised. I absolutely love the Brit accents, really makes the game fun. Puzzles were great and enjoyed solving them. Really, a nice game overall.

A bit too buggy for a general recommendation. Also dialog doesn't adapt to progress: If you do things in another order than the creators intended, it will sometimes say stuff that hasn't happened yet, or ignore stuff that's already happened. And it's annoyingly unclear most of the time what is just decoration you can play around with, and what you actually need to spend time with to progress. Like in most adventure games, if there's not enough subtle hints and good dialogue to make the player aware of the next necessary step to take, it too often comes down to haphazardly trying everything in the inventory. The in-game storyline is OK, and mostly enjoyable to play. Some of the puzzles like the rope duel and the dream sequence are great new ideas and really well done! But if I'm given a crew of five, I would have much more enjoyed to make use of their special capabilities, instead of making the whole game basically about tricking them to come along at all, and then having them hang abou...

Nice art style, decent voice acting and very silly British humor, but, the story line is only passable and the game play and puzzles are not very interesting or challenging. Overall, I still recommend it, but I'm a bit disappointed.