A decent enough Where's Waldo-like. It's quirky, lightweight and comedic. If you need to relax for a while, this one might be for you.

My big point of criticism would be how fiddly a lot of the lineart can be. A lot of small objects to be found here are very tricky to pin down simply because you can't really tell what they are in the first place - or that their drawings are so simplistic, with few lines used, that their likeness could be found in many spots.

It's fun, and worth playing through, but be aware that there's potential for frustration. Another bugbear would be that - once again - the DLC levels are right there on display, redirecting you to the store. It could be worse, but it once more makes the DLC feel like missing content rather than a bonus to look forward to.

A decent enough [i]Where's Waldo[/i]-like. It's quirky, lightweight and comedic. If you need to relax for a while, this one might be for you. My big point of criticism would be how fiddly a lot of the lineart can be. A lot of small objects to be found here are [i]very[/i] tricky to pin down simply because you can't really tell what they are in the first place - or that their drawings are so simplistic, with few lines used, that their likeness could be found in many spots. It's fun, and worth playing through, but be aware that there's potential for frustration. Another bugbear would be that - once again - the DLC levels are right there on display, redirecting you to the store. It could be worse, but it once more makes the DLC feel like missing content rather than a bonus to look forward to.