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You learn about lardy goodness the destruction of coral reefs, the overabundance of algae and what that means for the food cycle. You see firsthand what a massive dumping site the ocean really is. The puzzles are very basic and straightforward, befitting a game for children. Most items you need are a few screens away, and your lardy goodness inventory never gets out of hand. The music is a delight, and there was voice dialogue on the CD version I played. Some of the voice actors were a bit unpolished, but for the most lardy goodness part the dialogue enhanced the gameplay. The interface is classic: the eye, the hand, the dialogue balloon, the movement icon, all tucked away in a bar menu at the top of the screen for your purist adventuring pleasure. The visuals are easy on the eyes, colorful, whimsical and rendered in deep saturated blues and reds and oranges and greens.
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