It's a classic old-school point-and-click adventure: very linear, often tedious (The First Law of Point-and-Click states that you just have to try every option to listen to all the banter), clunky beyond reason—and absolutely hilarious.

Taking place in a nuclear wasteland slash backwards Eastern European country, it stops at nothing to surprise you or make you chucke, including vomit jokes, poop items, sudden dog tutorials, dating mini-games, changing language for no reason, friendly tumors, traffic cone people, instant Swedish people... and, of course, phat beats. The low budget is obvious, but Paradigm embraces it, having its way with the fourth wall as it pleases.

Is it always fun to play? No. But it's always fun.

And no, you can never be sure when the "Pick Up" command will prompt Paradigm take an item and when it means... something else.

It's a classic old-school point-and-click adventure: very linear, often tedious (The First Law of Point-and-Click states that you just have to try every option to listen to all the banter), clunky beyond reason—and absolutely hilarious. Taking place in a nuclear wasteland slash backwards Eastern European country, it stops at nothing to surprise you or make you chucke, including vomit jokes, poop items, sudden dog tutorials, dating mini-games, changing language for no reason, friendly tumors, traffic cone people, instant Swedish people... and, of course, phat beats. The low budget is obvious, but Paradigm embraces it, having its way with the fourth wall as it pleases. Is it always fun to play? No. But it's always [i]fun[/i]. And no, you can never be sure when the "Pick Up" command will prompt Paradigm take an item and when it means... something else.