Having played this game, I found it to say the least...interesting. Though the graphics gave me a headache I persevered and was able (with some help from some fellow Ags'ers) to complete the game. I do have some complaints.if the bananas work in one room were you must avoid sound, how come the don't work in the other room? One of the rules of Good Adventure programmng is a game though it may have twisted rules.it should FOLLOW those rules. this game in some moments doesn't. and its very annoying. One other thing (warning this deals with the end of the game, don't read if you want to play) the game as a plus has some entertaing charactors, annoying, cloying but that makes it funny. most of the dialog is quite good.Then at the end you find out all these charactors are DELETED?! how...how mean! Rus, yes. The Queen? the TINY TULIPS!? No way! It feels wrong...somehow. yes i know they are not real, and that they were not really deleted. but as far as a plot device, it felt nasty.the author goes to all this work of creating interesting charactors, the kills them off. Ouch. well thats alljust my bit. TTFN

Don't let the graphics turn you off to the game; it's well thought through, with enough comedy to keep you going. I like this game because I'm into the idea of obscure, eccentric, and just plain weird plots. Haven't finished it yet, and can't seem to find a walkthrough or hints anywhere, but the puzzles are just right (not too hard or easy) so far.

What a breath of fresh air! An incredible fantasy world of a game, somehow reminiscent of the SNES game "Earthbound" (and its predecessor, dubbed "Earthbound Zero" by Westerners), it's a true winner of a game if I ever saw one. Great music, fun and imaginative characters, interesting locations and swell dialogue all made it well worth the download. Heck, the moon scene ALONE would have been a fine payoff. =) I'd really love to see more material from "Blub", hopefully sooner than later. Bravo!

I know it's unfashionable to say it these days, but a unique, feminine and poetic touch can be felt when playing this game. It's also very warm and subtly humorous. And I loved the moon's song!