AlexSourGraps

This would be a five star game if it was in third person. I hate first person games. I can’t stand them. I love Indiana Jones. I grew up with him. If this was a third person game it might be my favorite game of all time I’ve gotten four hours into it and I can’t keep going. If they release a 3rd person mode like the Avatar game did, I’ll immediately jump back in and 100% this game. But until then, I’m sorry, I’m out.

A truly brilliant concept, perfectly realized. Some challenging puzzles, gameplay that's absolutely fun enough to keep you progressing toward the end, with some smile-inducing set pieces along the way. The framing device is the real star here, though, and it doesn't disappoint.

If you’re a fan of the old Adult Swim series, like I am, you’re likely going to enjoy your time with this. It’s not really much of a “GAME”, though, so your mileage may vary on how much fun you’ll have figuring out the cases. Solid jokes though.

Literally my ONLY complaint about this game is that it’s too short. I want MORE. More steampunk weaponry, more bone-crunchy melee attacks, more Victorian werewolves, more EVERYTHING. The recent reveal that this was originally supposed to be a trilogy explains so much, and yet makes this game’s brevity even more disappointing.

It’s a cute little board game to play with the family. Like Mario Party without the mini-games, so if your kids get overly competitive, this is definitely worth a try. Love the art design of all the different board themes, too.

Quite simply one of the greatest works of art in the history of the medium.