As a point-and-click adventure game enthusiast, I can honestly say that I thoroughly enjoyed this game. The format, the means of supplying hints to the player, and the story are all excellent, and overall I would highly recommend this game.

This is despite its one big con, which is indeed a big one. A particular bit of dialogue at the beginning immediately made me question whether the game was intentionally disparaging feminism or if this was meant to be sarcastic. Uncertain as to the creators' opinions on this matter, I kept expecting the other shoe to drop, but that thankfully did not happen. That said, there is a lot to be said about the female characters in this game.

While it is possible that I missed a few minor characters here and there, I counted up a total of 26 named characters, 5 of whom are women. If one is being extremely discerning and not counting the many robots, mummies, and such (that nevertheless do have male names), then we're still looking at 15 total characters, 5 of whom are women. Given what a large part the robots and such play in the game, I find it extremely odd that none of them are female, and honestly kind of sad. The female characters that do exist often have comments made about their physical appearance (especially bust size). The game does, however, in a few very brief instances pass the Bechdel Test.

Characters were pretty entertaining, each fit their archetypes & the writing for them fit their personalities to a tea. The story/universe it's set in was great as well, imo the main villains plot was actually pretty smart (despite one factor w/o going into spoiler territory). Figuring out where to go wasn't too hard, a few solutions you need to think outside of the box a little to figure them out. Puzzles weren't too hard, besides 2 (one of them being rhythm based & honestly whoever designed that particular one needs a wake up call bc wtf was that??) Altogether, was a great point & click adventure experience. 8.5/10