Coktel ended its line of puzzle games on a mildly disappointing note, with a game that is too confusing, too open-ended, with puzzles so wacky (i.e. illogical) that they would require an unusual brain or an inordinate amount of time to solve.
Even the plot itself is hard to summarize: You are an alien named Woodruff who is tasked with finding the mysterious gadget the Schnibble of Azimuth. Despite vibrant SVGA graphics and some very funny sight gags, the puzzles are so confusing and illogical that I doubt anyone could finish this game without any hints.
Recommended, but only to puzzle experts. And even then, be prepared to take some Advil while you're at it ;)
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Usate PCEM con Win98 installato !!*
So for anyone that is worried about using scummVM, if you buy ToonStruck on steam and install that game it actually installs a copy of ScummVm so you can copy and paste that direct from that games steam folder and use that without having to worry about some virus stuff also my nickname is my steam name if you want me to give you the ScummVm steam version without buying the game
Loved this game... Got stuck when I was a kid and could never finished. After 20 years, i got the chance.
Een gewelde spel uren achter gezeten blijft je trikkeren om door te gaan als weeriets hebt opgelost
To get this working on Windows10 just download files here and use ScummVM runs perfectly.
https://www.scummvm.org/downloads/
Wonderfull game
How can you get this to work on Win10 now? It simply won't run the exes
My friend and I used to sit at the computer and solve all of the old great adventure games together for hours on end. I'd wager we sat and completed over thirty games together over the years and enjoyed every minute of it.
That was until we met the impenetrable mess that is Woodruff and the Schnibble. Now, adventure games have been accused of using some questionable logic in some of their more obtuse puzzles, but Woodruff reinvents the concept of moon logic, turns it on it's head and then burns whatever rules it decided to follow a minute ago.
It was the very last adventure game that my friend and I played together because we simply could not figure out what the hell it was asking of us. Even that aside, the story is as convoluted and hard to follow as the internal logic.
About the only positive note I would give to it is that the graphics and art-style were absolutely beautiful at the time and still hold up well today. Beyond that, there's many reasons why Woodruff and the Schnibble is never mentioned when anyone is discussing the classic adventure games of old.
:( Won't work on W10 anymore
This game follows it's own logic. Once you got it, you got it. It's an absolute brilliant out of the box one in a kind game. Highly highly underrated. To me it's on par with Day of the Tentacle.
this was my childhood favourite game. it has a great immersive world and real characters, humour and societal commentary. it's hard sure, but worth it. have patience!
Read about this game on the "Art of Point & click Adventure Games" and wanted to give it a try.
Thanks for the opportunity you gave me!
OH MY GOD!
This game was my fist experience of a PC Video Game. I remember palying alongside my sister, fighting to see who would get the most Clues.
It got humor a great Story line, an interesting setting and great Character developement.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.