The gameplay is shallow and overly forgiving but putting that aside I feel this misses the appeal of the CD-I style it's aping. CD-I games created their charm through just how much of a mess everything was. The weird transitions between dialog, writing that's inappropriate for context, the clumsiness of its animation, etc. This game captures the aesthetic but not the style, it's way too clean on how it executes that. It's fine as its own thing, but I think it fails to capture the CDI magic.