I started it about 20 years ago, and only finally finished it today. I loved every minute of it - playing it in 2026 made me extra aware of how ahead of its time the world building, character dynamics and distinct

even months after beating this game, i still find myself thinking about it a lot. i think about april, the setting, the dialogue, the feel of it. despite its age, and despite encompassing many classic fantasy tropes, it

A fantastic point and click adventure with a great story. April Ryan is a memorable protagonist and the two worlds she travels between are fascinating to explore. The writing is sharp and the mystery keeps you hooked.

It's less a long journey than a long conversation. And somehow, the conversation is good enough that you keep reading to the end.

"Longest" does not do this justice. Imagine the longest journey you can imagine. Then up your estimate by about 150% as most of the puzzles are impossible. And then there is somehow a part two. It's very, very, long.

Disclaimer: This is a point & click game, so this will already dissuade most people from playing. On top of that, it's older with very dated graphics. And there's not really much action or anything too exciting. What