To investigate the disappearance of an agent, you will play a classic (boring) HOS. No cutscenes, no VO, no skip dialogues (and has too much dialogues). HOS - different objects - appears only one name at a time, or several of the same object - 24 screen off /13 files, etc. It has stars in the scenes - they are hints. Nothing challenging. Mini games well known and easy, like puzzles and match 3. The game is extremely easy! Nothing appealing or challenging.

Pretty lame stuff. Gets boring very fast. Music is GREAT if you like canned music. Suggestive materials. Story line and plot devices are adult in nature (condoms, drinking, seduction, etc.). I would rate this "R" and not for family gaming. Looks nice but graphics are gimmicky and static!

Big Fish players must have done something terrible to have this game foisted upon them. It is almost like a punishment. The game isn't fun. It's tedious, boring and dated. The dialog is written by people who lack both creativity and decent writing skills. The controls were outdated 5 years ago. The graphics are fairly lo-res. And the HO scenes? The worst. Stuff hidden in shadow. Things that don't look like the item you expect to be looking for. And then there is the silly stuff like having your character turn on 24 computer screens even though she is going to check email on one of them--and no one else is there to look any of the others you just wasted time turning on. Or having to find the 15 bright red folders marked "Confidential" that are stunningly just lying around an office that is messier than a frat house after a toga party. I lasted 15 minutes on the trial before I had to delete it. I didn't hate myself enough to play beyond that. Let my lost 15 minutes of life keep you from losing any of yours playing this game. SO...SO...SO NOT RECOMMENDED. It's awful. Maybe the worst I have played yet on BFG.