There is no UI in the game itself, everything must be done using the cursor and your mind. There is no feedback on anything either, so you could find something works later on that didn't before after an hour or so of searching when you find something you need. This makes the game quite the pixel-hunt, as you hunt for the right spot to click, which is annoying. The cursor is always the standard system cursor too, I expected a clay-animated cursor that changes with what I am interacting with, so that's a bit of a let down too. There's no audio options, and really no options of any sort. The menu is a bit of a mess too, instead of a continue button, you need to go into the options menu to find your saved games, which is a bit weird. Others have been able to walk through doors that you needed a puzzle to open, and lots of little game-breaking issues like that. There's reports of text completely missing, and I've come across a bug that completely stopped me progressing. Yeah it looks great, the puzzles are difficult at times too, but it's rather on the buggy side right now. I'm not one to pass up a puzzle game, especially after trying out Talos recently and loving it, but so far the gameplay isn't really drawing me in.

The visuals are just so amazing that I wish they made a TV series out of it. The game is beautifully cheesy at the start with the theme tune, and it carries on being seriously awesome with the proper intro video. I had seriously high hopes for this game, but it's not quite as good as I was hoping. Let me start by saying I love clay animation, I loved playing games that used it when I was younger, and I loved TV shows that used it too. It looks quite fantastic, and they did a real good job with the animations. Accept Cookies & Show Direct LinkThanks again to GOG for sending another game over, I have been able to test out Armikrog tonight. YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view.

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