All in all, the game is very easy to understand and navigate, once you get your bearings. It has the usual cursor that changes to indicate actions and movement. To me, this cursor looks like a chicken foot, but I could be mistaken. Movement from one area to another is a smooth transition, and it’s easy to see exactly where you’re going.

So far we have pleasing graphics, an easy interface, and unique puzzles… but what about the down side? The only issue I had was that the game occasionally got tedious, but this could simply be a result of being stuck for so long. I wouldn’t really call this an exciting adventure, but more a relaxing and sedate journey. It’s a chill game. Still, I think it’s worth exploring, especially if you’re a Jules Verne fan, which is why I give it: B+