Note to KimTwilight: Thank you so much! I thought Kaylen was really cute too! Once again, MadHead took us on an amazing adventure. You could customize settings. The storyline wasn’t totally unique, but the interesting twists and turns and the unusual gameplay were enough to keep me entertained. The game was a decent length with the bonus adventure. The graphics and cut-scenes were excellent and well-executed. There was a journal of sorts with notes and objectives, as well as a marked teleport map to transport you instantaneously between locations. At each location you must find a fairy symbol. Inventory was labeled and interactive and there were complex items to assemble. Mad Head allows you to manipulate objects and items by turning them around in order to progress through the game, and tasks were fun to complete. The HO scenes had enough variation for them to be enjoyable, as well as morphing objects to further challenge oneself. I agree that some of the puzzles might have been a bit simplistic, but there was a nice variety and I didn’t feel that it made the game less challenging, because Mad Head challenges your perspective every step of the way. I cannot say I loved the hook. I didn’t mind upgrading and utilizing it but after a while I was bored by the mini-game associated with it. Gameplay was smooth and glitch-free.However, I am deducting a star because the notes, objectives and map could only be accessed through the menu, and I dislike having to exit the game every time I need to check one of the aforementioned. You would think we have complained about it enough by now that Mad Head would give us in-game tabs, but such is not the case. Another minor quibble I have is that gear signs do not appear over the exact area where you need to apply inventory, and if you don’t use the inventory item in the exact spot it might not work and would make the game seem glitchy when it wasn’t at all. In addition, I was somewhat irked by the “hm, what do I do here?” line in the black bar tips, over and over again. My final review will stand at 4 stars. I still felt it was a terrific game.

Can’t tell you how much I hate this game. First the game play is very odd. The are no clear instructions. Like heal your father, but you have to touch everything in the scene to see if you can pick it up and use it. So then you gathered your things and try to use them and it will say you can’t do that. Spent most of my time trying to figure out what to do. There are some puzzles you can’t get out of. Have to try to finish them to move on. Thank goodness there is a guide. Then there is the rope. You’ll see her icon moving along a map path while you spot areas to go to. It goes very slowly. Oh and this rope, well it breaks all the time and you have to do puzzle to upgrade it. (That puzzle was fun though). Could not skip talking scenes a lot. Have to wait forever while they blah blah blah. Some parts couldn’t continue until they were done talking. I read fast and this was very annoying. There is a map sort of. Doesn’t really help at all. Had to use hint constantly. The collectible fairy and the morphing objects could not save this game for me. Sorry I paid full price for it. Not even half way through and I’m done. Pitch!

Very uniquely created, with lots of adventure, wonderful character voice overs. Interactive and thought provoking hidden object scenes. Storyline is very interesting, your collecting morphing objects and performing tasks - that I haven't seen before. Teleporting map is provided as well. Overall opinion: This is a real Enjoyable state of the art game! A must buy. So much to see and do.😀 This developer is at the top of my list, providing Great entertaining adventure games that we all have come to know & ❤️. Thank you to BIG FISH & the creators of this masterpiece. Play & Enjoy - P.S. Take your time as you don't want to miss a thing! KdBoots ( Very Happy 😊 Gamer)

Mad Head brings us this unique post apocalyptic world where humans and fairies live together- but all is not as it seems. Humans are scavenging to survive but are the fairies there to help? Play to find out! You will use your grappling hook to climb and swing through what is left of the city while interacting with “ancient technology “ like vcr tapes. Gorgeous artwork, there is a map under the menu and under tasks is a journal. Morphing objects in hop,look for fairies in scenes. Keep your eyes open for man eating plants! Verdict: Buy!!