Finding the puzzles is another challenge. In most adventure games, there's at least some clue as to what you're supposed to be doing - a newly opened passageway, a cutscene, something. With Atlantis: Evolution it's mostly trial and error, error being punished by creative "death" scenes that frequently involve your capture by guards who work for the place's "gods." While trial and error may be fine and good for a run-and-gun game, it quickly gets boring in an adventure setting.

I was hoping to be able to write a more positive review of this game after completing it. Instead, I'm hating that I wasted my time finishing it. Leave it on the shelf.