Tony Tough and the Night of Roasted Moths Critic Reviews

It has been so long since we have had a comic adventure game that I think it is a relief to just have some fun and enjoy some ridiculous puzzles (and, might I add, puzzles that are purposely meant to be ridiculous).

I found myself laughing out loud on multiple occasions at various encounters, like a parrot who tells blonde and condom jokes and a private eye who scratches his crotch constantly.

Fans of the classic cartoon adventures will find their fix with this brilliantly traditional adventure.

Folks looking for a classic gaming excursion with a new, polish façade will find much enjoyment in this finely crafted point-and-click adventure.

Its engine works well and can easily support good adventures, but Tony Tough itself isn’t a good adventure. It’s not nearly funny enough, and its puzzles are perhaps just a bit too bizarre.

Lots to do, attention to detail, excrement jokes, and solid gameplay make this worthy of attention from old-school adventurers, and new players should enjoy it as well.

Certainly not the best adventure game I've ever played, but fans of the genre will have some fun.

If you've played "Syberia" and absolutely need another adventure game, give this one a shot.

Most adventure gamers will find it lacking any complexity and its silly storyline will turn a lot of people off.