The puzzles are super duper easy, I wouldn't even call them puzzles. However, I'm thoroughly enjoying the game. Right now I'm writing the review after I got to chapter 2 where the real mystery begins. The graphics, soundtrack, character designs are all splendid. I think it'd be a great game to play during xmas, but alas, I'm playing it during the summer. The snowy setting in a beautiful train in Europe...amazing if you're looking for something chill to play!

I really enjoyed this game. I love a good murder mystery, so this spin on a classic story was very intruiging to me. I feel like this would be a good neutral game for anyone looking for something in this genre. I found myself very invested; very quickly. I can see it appealing to a large and diverse demographic. I would definitely recommend this game to pretty much everyone. Speaking of people, the characters in game were interesting with quirks and depth. This led me to warm up to everyone, especially Hercule, fairly quickly. I will say that some of the puzzles (not all) were very easy, but I feel like it still managed to balance itself out into an overall enjoyable game play.

The only real issue I had with this game was when switching characters, the secondary character walks SO SLOWLY. That drove me a little insane but luckily it wasn't our main character. Walk faster, Joanna - we've got a mystery to solve.

Overall, a very fun approach to a murder mystery that I would like to see inspire some other similar efforts. My main twogripes is the inconsistency in the difficulty of the puzzles (some of the puzzles are so obtuse I had no chance of figuring them out without a walkthrough and some are so easy they could barely be called puzzles) and the fact that dialogue is not skippable (VERY annoying when trying to replay a chapter to snag achievements).

Overall, definitely worth picking up as it gave me considerably more playtime than I thought I would get.