From GameWatcher: "Seriously, where has this adventure game renaissance come from? A few years ago the genre was dead, now there are more point-n-clicks coming out per month than there are first-person-shooters per year. And if there’s one underrated company whose output I’ll continually harp on about it’s WadjetEye, makers of the Blackwell series, Gemini Rue, Technobabylon and last month’s excellent Shardlight. Their habit of making cool, inventive and character-first adventures with believable puzzles in the old-school Adventure Game Studio engine has served them well."
MonsterVine: "Explore the demo of Kathy Rain 2 as the titular detective tackles a serial killer case. Uncover new gameplay mechanics, intriguing puzzles, and narrative surprises."
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Carl Williams writes, "Point and click adventures are not exactly synonymous with mobile devices and their smaller screens. That has not stopped many publishers from porting them over though. While we have seen this happen quite a bit with owners of many classic titles such as I Have No Mouth, Gabriel Knight, and a few others, it is also popular with more modern releases. One such modern release is Kathy Rain: A Detective is Born."
