If you like adventure games, and if you can put up with a cast of highly stereotyped and obnoxious characters, then IGN thinks the quirky appeal of this one might reach you through the frustrations they have detailed here. Otherwise you should find a different island to maroon yourself on--it's not as if the scenario is uncommon.
Presentation - 4.0
Graphics - 6.0
Sound - 6.5
Gameplay - 7.0
Lasting Appeal - 5.5
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Default Prime sits down with Steve Ince, veteran game designer and writer, to talk a bit about his work and writing for video games.
Having worked on everything from Beneath a Steel Sky and The Witcher to the Broken Sword Series and indie offerings, Steve Ince is the man to discuss adventure games, game-writing and game-design with. Gnome's Lair asks the right questions...
GameKult: Released in 2008 on PC, So Blonde was the first attempt by the French studio WizarBox in the point & click . Two years on, the young Sunny Blonde is not the smartest but his teeth have grown, since it is this time the Wii and DS.
