Overall: The premise of the game leaves you longing for more, the abrupt ending even more so. Bone is definitely not up to the standards of the Lucasarts adventure classics. Dodgy graphics, limited interactivity, short length and bugs in the distribution system are some flaws that Telltale will have to improve on before they release the second episode.

On the other hand, the company showed that there is potential, and we might see great things coming from their side. It takes strong guts to try something new (in this case digital distribution). And the game does offer a lot of funny moments that will stay in your memory. Although Bone is not the greatest adventure ever, it might be the beginning of a new era for adventure games. An era where publishers and their charts won't decide what game we can get and what game we can't.