Well
Plot here seemed mainly like filler, but even if nothing much is developed, it's still a blast making your way through it. Reemus and Liam want to find out more about the Slugs and their origin, so they seek out a nearby parasite that lives off a killer worm. To get there though they'll have to contend with an aforementioned Death Slug, a thought exiled creature called a Gygax, bees that just aren't that helpful and a forest with a hunger for flesh! In what looks to become a staple of the series, the game ends on a cliff hanger that just urges you to seek out the next chapter! Puzzles are once again fairly straightforward, although the fact that they are set in an unfamiliar environment may make them seem more confusing than they really appear. Conventional logic can be applied to solve all of the puzzles, a fact that must be applauded as it is easy for point and click adventure games to fall into the trap of making their puzzles obtuse and downright silly. My one gripe with this latest entry is still the lack of voices for the characters, although this is fairly minor, the characters are already fairly solid and memorable, it would just be nice to hear them eventually. I dreads to think how much longer we may have had to wait if voices were added to this entry! The lack of an inventory screen can also be seen as a minus, but since each scene is pretty much self contained when it comes to puzzle solving, it seems almost redundant to have one. Especially if it was crucial to collect something in the first scene that was needed in a much later scene. I like the way Reemus and Liam improvise with the environment they have at hand to solve their problems.