As a game Adventurezator leaves a lot to be desired. The story and the puzzles are simplistic, the 'action' is aggravating. Being eaten by a bear in suspenders is less fun than it sounds. Especially if it happens over and over, thanks to clumsy controls. Even picking stuff up or going through doors is unnecessarily complicated. I didn't get very far into the story before getting thoroughly frustrated.
The lack of content on the workshop three months after release, might be a sign, that Adventurezator isn't a good game engine, either. For me the biggest issue is the inability to import my own assets. The models in the game are just too limited. The lack of any kind of scripting means, that I could only make the same style of unappealing action/adventure game as the builtin campaign.
The best part of Adventurezator is the cutscene editor. It's really easy to use. Pigasus Games should turn it into a standalone tool with export to video an GIF. I'd buy that.

Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly is part point-and-click adventure in the old LucasArts style, reminiscent of Grim Fandango and Monkey Island, and part sandbox creator because you can actually create your own adventures which is really the key aspect of the game.

It looks to be a fantastic point-and-click adventure game and sandbox creator and I am really looking forward to seeing where it’s going. The main issues I really have with the game in its current stages is how in some instances it’s fairly lacking in content and that some things really aren’t explained all too well within it. However, it has some fantastic potential, and certain aspects such as the level creator are absolutely fantastic and its definitely worth looking into if you like the idea of creating your own adventures in this way.

The meat of the game really is in the editor and sandbox aspects, so if you are looking to get it for the campaign you may be slightly disappointed as there’s only 3 short levels as it stands and it feels more like an add-on to show you the sorts of things you can create.

For my more information and some demonstrations of features (etc.), my video preview is below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ME_cxXapmgE

PLEASE NOTE: My “preview” series focuses on Early Access games and is more of a “first impressions” than a review. Due to it being incomplete I can’t properly review it; however Early Access isn’t a way to avoid criticism, so I feel first impressions after a good few hours of play is the best method to assess Early Access titles.

I'll explain: It's like two products in one.
* You have the "campaign" called "When Pigs Fly", which is a 3D adventure super cute and funny.
* And you have a "ADVENTURES CREATOR" it's so easy and enjoyable that a lay person can create and publish new stories in it. Contains cutscene editor (2d), stage select, characters and scene/stages (the latter two similar to the one seen in The Sims.)

The simplicity and very quick result in the phase-creation has to do with the fact that all the elements are relatively "ready for interaction," relatively "alive." On the other hand this limits explore more complex possibilities.
Yet I dare say that because being such a quick and polished tool, a gamedev might well use it to create and test prototypes or go beyond.

The downside I noticed is the delay in the save/load (at least on my PC).

I truly believe that everyone should explore their inner Tim Schafer. :]

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Eu vou explicar: É como 2 produtos em 1.
Você tem a "campanha" chamada "When Pigs Fly", que é um adventure 3d super bonito e engraçado.
E você tem um CRIADOR DE ADVENTURES que é tão fácil e prazeroso que um leigo pode criar e publicar novas estórias nele. Conta com editores de cutscene (2d), stage-select, personagens e cenários/fases (os dois últimos similares ao visto em The Sims.)

A simplicidade e obtenção rápida de resultados na criação de fases tem a ver com o fato de todos os elementos estarem relativamente "prontos para interação", relativamente "com vida própria". por outro lado isso limita explorar possibilidades mais complexas.
Mesmo assim arrisco afirmar que devido ser uma ferramenta tão rápida e "redonda", um gamedev poderia tranquilamente usá-la para criação e teste protótipos simples.

O ponto negativo que notei é a demora do save/load (pelo menos no meu PC) e a ausência de legendas em português pt-br T_T

Realmente acredito que todos deveriam explorar seu Tim Schafer interior. :]

...didn't know what to expect... it looks like a very basic point and click adventure with the added twist that you can create your own adventures / areas / dialogue... it looks rough, plays a bit messy and just doesn't really make you want to play it with very unintuitive controls... there are steam workshop scenarios you can download and play, but some are of very poor quality... a bit of a waste of time really... :/

Great concept, nice developer. But the game has virtually ceased being developed except for fixing the most serious of bugs. The developer has been very up front about this, sales simply did not warrant further development. So it's a very reluctant thumbs down.

Forced tutorial
Hud elements go off screen
Terrible graphics
boring gameplay
fart joke - level comedy

Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly Review - Raymond KT

Adventurezator‘s heart is in the right place, but for all its charm and potential, neither the game itself nor its built-in user creation system is quite there yet. The game is too basic to be much fun on its own, and the tools are to limited to server as a system to build your own game. Sadly not much fun to be had here, though the idea was solid. I honestly thought this game was really too simple and boring. Not my cup of tea, and it was a bit sloppy and buggy at times. It also made my PC run slow. I'm usually biased against point-and-click games. I don't like this one. I had to turn it off when I had to craft 1000 bucks worth of stuff in order to progress. Point-and-click adventures are pretty much good for one kind of experience: Story-telling. This one fails.

Its a good game in theory. Get to make your own adventure. In pratice you have very few options the game is just an excersize in frustration. Whatever Idea you have in your head is imposible to make a reality in the game. I'm not sure if you have to play the campaign to unlock all the assets in the game or not but playing it is next to torture so yeah I'll never know.

The game is to basic to be much fun on its own, and the tools are to limited to server as a system to build your own game.
Sadly not much fun to be had here, though the idea was solid.

I guess this game is no longer being developed? Makes me sad as this was one of the indie games in my library that really caught my eye. It's a really well made game, no bugs, story is easy to follow and the game mechanics work really well together so you can experiment without fear.

Plays like a point and click puzzle game with excellent balanced difficulty but I looked around and there's no walkthroughs for it so I guess if you get stuck you really get stuck ha..
Adventurezator has a bunch of fairy tale characters which I have a soft spot for, and a lot of creativity running through its data veins which is great.

For me, the bad things are: lots of swearing in the dialogue, and the underlining sadness I experience when I remember development stopped v-v

Overall I really enjoy playing, like it's a lot of fun, so much that it's becoming one of my favourite genres.