Look: 7/10 Beautiful first screen

Ohhh that pesky [harmless] dragon just popping up time to time in the house, peeking his head round the corner lol what the heck.

Sound: 3/10 Annoying, keep off heh.

Play: 6/10 Oh me and games for kids heh... The manual is beautiful and thankfully has a map ha. Now to see if I can at least manage a children's text adventure... with a map already made.... sure is a lot of animals to find :-p If there's ever a text adventure I will, it'll be a children's one.. Kinda weird to have choices instead of type in commands, but I suppose it makes sense. This definitely would be good for youngun, but it's a bit dry with the choice part. Just a bit too slow, clunky, and simple to push all the way through.

Feel: 7/10 There's really no danger, you just can't free the animals when the Dragon is present. It's really just about "solving the puzzles," which really just boil down to searching a screen heh. No multi-screen, elaborate, death-filled puzzles here. Dare I say... almost.. too easy? o.O I'm changing heh. And not even puzzles I guess just a series of choosing options. I suppose, after all, that's all most text adventures are, but this one made it apparent and feel dry heh. Some nice touches in there to spice it up a bit.. like if you try to jump off the roof heh

Attachment: 7/10 I'm a sucker for childish vibes, excited for the later Humongous Entertainment games that had some similar colors/feels/gameplay as this. Very straightforward, in this case a bit too straightforward, but overall one I wont necessarily forget--albeit likely not replay except mayyyybe to show a kid. Doubt that too ha.