Agent A: A puzzle in disguise Reviews

really good

Funny lil point n click

This is an awesome puzzle game.

Fun puzzle, fun theme.

Very good but I require a sequel now please.

Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise is a deftly woven tapestry of espionage intrigue and cerebral challenge. Developed by Yak & Co, this point-and-click adventure invites players into a world of sleek mid-century modern design, razor-sharp wit and meticulous puzzle craftsmanship. You slip into the impeccably tailored shoes of Agent A, a suave operative tasked with apprehending the elusive and devastatingly clever spy, Ruby La Rouge. What begins as a simple infiltration swiftly spirals into a labyrinth of devious contraptions, concealed compartments and logic-bending enigmas. The game’s visual aesthetic is a love letter to the 1960s: clean lines, bold palettes and a minimalist elegance that perfectly complements its retro-futurist tone. The soundtrack, a smoky lounge-jazz affair, underscores the intrigue without ever overstaying its welcome, while subtle ambient effects keep the atmosphere taut. Mechanically, Agent A thrives on its capacity to blend accessibility with depth. The puzzles are elegantly layered: intuitive enough to prevent frustration, yet clever enough to elicit that gratifying “aha” moment. Inventory interactions feel organic and the gradual unveiling of interconnected mechanisms delivers a tangible sense of progress. The game’s episodic structure (now bundled in full for PC) maintains a compelling narrative momentum, avoiding the filler that plagues many adventure titles. That said, its brevity may leave seasoned puzzle aficionados yearning for a more prolonged challenge and those seeking narrative complexity on par with the genre’s literary greats may find the plot charming yet lightweight. Still, these are quibbles against an otherwise polished gem. Ultimately, Agent A: A Puzzle in Disguise is an intoxicating blend of style and substance - an artful espionage vignette that rewards curiosity, patience and an appreciation for the craft of puzzle design. It is not merely played, but savored, like a fine Martini in a crystal glass: cool, precise and effortlessly sophisticated.

Absolutely banger of a bite-sized point-and-click puzzle game. Art direction is on point, game is funny and not difficult.

A cute little point and click adventure game. The puzzles are not challenging in the least but at least they make sense. The graphics are colorful and it's 5 chapters are long enough to warrant the price.

A fun puzzle game in the spirit of Myst, you navigate the Bond-villain-esque lair of an enemy spy. But the true rewards are the fuzzy friends you meet along the way.