At one point, an innkeeper describes how a “Do Not Disturb” sign works in very intricate detail, and in such a hilarious way. There are a lot of laughable aspects of the game too–like putting an entire plunger in a small handbag, taking it out to use on a water-filled tub (yes, he uses a plunger to drain a bathtub), and putting the wet plunger back on your bag–but once you take this game for what it is, it’s not much of a bother. Willy often makes remarks that are witty and hilarious. Despite its thrilling, almost depressing story, the game never takes itself too seriously.
I feel that deserves to be said this early. Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town is an adventure, point-and-click game developed by ImaginaryLab and it tells the story of a boy who goes on a hunt, pursuing mystery after mystery, after receiving a letter from his father who disappeared 10 years ago. It’s never too serious and I always had a great time. And while there have been many point-and-click games that are more fully realized, Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town reminded me a lot of my little adventures in my high school computer room.
It was a good way of passing the time and avoiding the boredom that comes with monotony. I played a lot of point-and-click games there, and I had a lot of time.
Back in high school, when it was Computer class and we were in the Computer Room, I’d use to sneakily browse through Y8 and played games instead of listening to whatever the lesson was for that day. Whether you’re an avid gamer or not, you’ve surely stumbled upon a point-and-click game at least once in your life.
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