Hum... It's OK. This is a point-and-click game with humor as the backbone. The graphics are good. The music is decent. The story? Well, not so easy to follow—it helps a lot if you’ve played the previous games to fully get what’s going on.

No bugs, but I did run into some crashes during the last part of the game.

Overall, it’s entertaining. The humor is kind of juvenile, so expect a few chuckles here and there, but don’t go in hoping for belly laughs. The puzzles? A mix of too easy and "what-on-earth-is-this-moon-logic." Honestly, it’s kind of a thing with this franchise—crazy, repetitive, and sometimes ridiculously long puzzles. You’ll end up clicking everything, trying random combos, and eventually giving in to a guide. Let’s be real: if it weren’t for the comedic vibe, this would probably get a lot more criticism.

The story is funny but really easy to lose track of, especially if you haven’t played the original trilogy. There are cards and achievements, but man, the achievements are the worst kind—they’re super obscure and force you into multiple playthroughs.

It’s a semi-casual pastime. The characters are fun, and they’ll grow on you. Plus, they’re working on another Deponia game, so the franchise isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. I’d recommend this, but you need patience—a lot of patience. Rage-quitting? Possible. Still, you’ll probably walk away with a mostly positive experience.