I quit the demo after 35 minutes at the beginning of Chapter 2. As there are only 3 chapters gameplay is short. The goals are a bit vague, but the worst is finding the items you need to progress. They are scattered all over the place, are difficult to spot, and most consists in fragments not all that easy to recognize. Tasks are not very exciting either. Hints recharge slowly and at times give you useless indications. Most minigames are interesting though, and they can be skipped. But skipping costs coins which you can collect in every scene. The game is fairly linear, but the graphics are good and neat. The adventure seems to grow in interest and difficulty as of Chapter 2. The storyline is simple and even secondary. Dialoguing with the characters is done via scripts. Although I found this game rather boring on the whole, I can still recommend it on account of some of its positive features. The best in this case is to play the trial version and see how it appeals to you.