A decent-length for a demo, you might even call this a whole game. Uses plenty of classic MODs. There is no combat in this. It's an adventure game with some mildly funny tongue-in-cheek humor.

Not awful, but... ok, there's no combat whatsoever. The game presents itself as an RPG with a party and everything, so I was expecting some kinda combat. No, this is a talkie the whole way through. Also there's a board where you might get stuck... just remember there's an inventory system which is accessed by pressing "I" and you'll be fine.

However, it's kinda compelling. While the game is riddled with spelling errors and rife with cliched fourth wall breakage, there is a kind of originality here that shines--rather glares. Playing through it, you kinda just want to see what's next. Also the game is pretty long for a demo, and if it weren't described as a demo at the end it would feel like a complete work.

The graphics don't look terrible, they're kinda sloppy but nice and colorful Many of the tiles are generics, but that doesn't detract from the effect of the graphics. The music is all ripped, but generally chosen with enough care to be passable.

While it's kind of bog standard, it does have its merits...