Complete playthrough. A short but oh-so-sweet point-and-click puzzle game, created in two weeks for a game jam, Loco Motive is the best third-party attempt to capture the feel of classic LucasArts games that I can remember ever playing. Tasking the player to solve a murder mystery on a train, a streamlined interface minimises any friction in interactions and the puzzles avoid ever becoming excessively obscure. Where the game really excels is in its superb writing, with a sense of humour evident throughout - there are plenty of somewhat 'fourth wall'-breaking asides to camera from the protagonist - and enhanced by expressive pixel-art. Nods to the absurdity of the seemingly bottomless pockets that so many point-and-clicks rely on are a great example of this, for example - in both dialogue and animation. While you'll be done within about an hour, anyone who's even the slightest fan of the genre should definitely be playing this - especially as it's free!

It really shows this is a Good-Feel game. I'm not a fan of their last Nintendo game but this one is very well crafted, no pun intended. It's cute, with simple mechanics and a lot of variety of situations. It is easy. If you like a little bit of a challenge, you won't find it here. But that also makes it quite accessible to a wider range of people to play it without much problems. It's a beautiful game, the costume change system creates many mechanics and different stories told as theater plays performed by her as the protagonist and overall having Peach as a protagonist is a plus. Not that short of a game, pretty fun. I don't know, it's quite good for what it is.

Balan Wonderworld, if it was
• made competently
• for the girlies
• had unique levels

It is VERY short