Look: 8/10 I love the colors and the setting is so well-executed with the wireframes. I had a lot of fun looking at the graphics, this could even be a 9. Great title screen, in particular.

Play: 8/10 It's interesting to have no enemy or danger in a text adventure which normally I prefer but this is almost too simple. But as I kept playing it, I had a blast beating it once and wanted to get that 100%. Only barely had to rely on a guide. Only annoying part I can think of is the forest part, but even that was manageable with some guidance. I wish there were the 100/100 concept or more treasures to collect like in other adventures, but this has to be one of the most successful non-treasure-collecting-based text adventures I’ve played yet. The concept is simply well-executed.

Feel: 9/10 I loooooove these early graphic text adventures so far, excited to revisit the adams ones in their graphic form in the 80s. The wireframe graphics, along with the setting and the “zooming in” by looking into cabinet etc, gave me very Crimson Room vibes, albeit in text form instead of point-and-click. Also, Clue vibes with the storyline, figuring out the murderer it's all just great. Oh, there's even an explicit reference with Dr Green ha, my fave character from Clue coincidentally :-p And good humor in the writing too!

Attachment: 8/10 Whenever I return to text adventures, this will likely be on the list! Especially as an early graphic text adventure. I sure do seem to like the Apple II graphics. Good stuff.