The game confidently steps into the shoes of an unenjoyable Myst imitator, treating players to a healthy dose of pixel hunting and a climactic maze that could make anyone question their life choices. Yet, I can't help but tip my hat to the game's Jules Verne-infused universe. Also, the requirement to wrap your head around the inner workings of machinery before you can use them make it satisfactory.

The aesthetics are amazing. The gameplay is identical to every other point-and-click from back then, which is to say awful nonsense dislogic puzzles. I would probably enjoy watching this on Youtube now, but it was as unsatisfying to play as every other game in the genre.