Run the game as Administrator if you want to change the resolution without it crashing.

I really do not know how most people are expected to complete these games without a guide.

The stories, voice acting, humour, and presentation are all great, and as a Wallace & Gromit fan I genuinely enjoyed feeling like I was playing through lost episodes of the show. The clay-style details, like visible fingerprints on the characters, are a really nice touch too.

The problem is the puzzle design. A lot of solutions are obscure, poorly explained, and give you almost no context, so it often feels like the game expects you to click every item on everything until something works. That was not fun for me, so I ended up using Steam guides throughout.

Even with that frustration, I still recommend the series to Wallace & Gromit fans because the charm carries it a long way.

Just know this before buying: if you do not like using guides, or if you do not enjoy difficult old-school point-and-click games, these might drive you mad.

worst one out of them all puzzles are sht

if you like both old taletale and wallace&grommit you will like this