Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack

GER/ENG Reinfall, da das Spieldesign dich komplett in eine fiese Sackgasse laufen lässt. Wenn du ein Item aus einem früheren Akt nicht hast, ist dein ganzer Spielstand für die Tonne, weil ein wichtiges Rätsel im nächsten Akt unlösbar ist und du nicht mehr weiterkommst. ---------------------- Total letdown. The game design drives you straight into a nasty dead end. If you missed an item in a previous act, your entire save file is completely useless because a critical puzzle in the next act becomes impossible to solve, blocking all your progress.

Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack is a fantastic point-and-click adventure that hits all the right notes for fans of the genre. The story is both humorous and engaging, with plenty of twists to keep you invested. The puzzles strike a great balance—challenging enough to be rewarding but never frustrating. What really stands out is the production quality: the visuals are polished, the animations smooth, and the voice acting top-notch, making the characters and world feel alive. The game pays homage to classic adventures while bringing in fresh ideas, making it a standout title in the modern point-and-click scene. If you enjoy clever writing, creative puzzles, and a bit of time-travel chaos, this game is absolutely worth your time.

Very nice adventure game with some clever and unusual mechanics. Excellent voice acting, interesting plot, and quite well-written. Took around 20 hours to complete. Anyone who likes adventure games will love this game. Recommended, 9/10.

Solid P&C/Adventure, maybe slightly on the easy side.... but a few puzzles did have me stumped. Reminded me of a cross between Maniac Mansion (visually) with the gameplay/puzzles being similar to the 2 x latest Leisure Suit Larry games (but the content in Justin Wack is of course more "PG"!) A good time, makes you think without ever getting too frustrating. One word of warning for achievement chasers - one of the trophies "BOX MODE" is locked behind a code that you need to purchase paid DLC for. Although the DLC is cheap, and includes a roadmap graph/walkthrough, I found this to be a bit in bad taste. For anyone playing and achievement hunting - the code is "ZAP", all 3 keys just need to be pressed together simultaneously.

Wow, that was a long and pretty entertaining ride. This is a very modern, very nostalgic, very well put-together, point & click time-travelling adventure game. It has many features that alleviate any of the old-school point & click games annoyances, and many cool (yet not unheard of) gameplay mechanics (like how events in the past change future events, playing with multiple characters and exchanging items between them, asking for in-game hints, etc) that also elevate it from most generic games of this kind. Voice-acting is phenomenal; soundtrack is catchy; graphics are really good; characters are likable and fun; every scene looks great and is also very well put-together gameplay-wise; puzzles are relatively easy, with a few a-ha! moments in the harder ones, and the occasional getting-stuck moments when you know you've missed a hotspot or are failing to grasp which item to use where (I didn't use hints, which would have saved me the trouble, but I wanted a more "hardcore" experience xD; there's also a "show all hotspots" key). Practically all puzzles were reasonable, hardly any moon logic here. There are autosaves (3) and also manual saves (3); one of my only nitpicks is that I wished there were more manual ones. My playtime is a bit exaggerated (since I started the game more than a year ago but couldn't continue due to life, and so I restarted recently), closer to 17 hours, no hints, trying a lot of weird things to see if there was any comment from characters (sometimes it paid off), and 100% achievements (I'll leave some tips for anyone interested at the bottom). Overall, this is a great point & click adventure game, with many callbacks to classics of the genre (both old and modern), which provides many hours of fun with minimal bothers. For achievement hunters: - Most achievements are obtained through normal progression of the game (unmissable). - There are very few missable ones, most of them easy to figure out if you are already versed in point & click games like this one. There's one that I missed (and luckily I realized before I deleted the manual save which allowed me to get it), hint: [spoiler] don't fill the hole until you absolutely have to; act 2 [/spoiler]) - There is one achievement that is linked to a paid DLC (originally tied to buying a physical copy). This DLC is just a code which unlocks very little gameplay (I didn't try everything but I also didn't find much), and said achievement. The code can potentially be found by searching for it online, although the developer explicitly asked not to do that. I think this is not a major issue and shouldn't prevent anyone from enjoying this awesome game.

I am a huge point and click adventure player, as I grew up on the classics. I am always looking for new ones, but I have played pretty much everything. I randomly found this on sale and wasn't expecting much, but it was actually really fun. It is very reminiscent of Day of The Tentacle as far as the concept and the humor, which I love. Puzzles are fair for the most part, with only a few being questionable of how one was supposed to think of the solution. Much longer than I expected as well. Worth the purchase at full price and z must get on sale if you like these types of games

Excellent Point and Click Puzzle Adventure. Really fun.

Great game with a fun story and some really enjoyable puzzles. I loved it from start to finish! Definitely recommended if you're into point-and-click adventure games, and I'd absolutely play a sequel if one ever comes out.

This game comes with a lot of humorous characters, maybe it's just my kind of humor but I found myself laughing out loud many times. This was my first ever full playthrough of a point and click, and I probably got stuck more than I should have. But the struggles had some great payoffs in the end. Ps. Beware of your choices, they might stick with you!