Critical Gamer writes: Hamilton’s Great Adventure does not start out on the right foot. After skipping through a storybook reading session that serves as the bulk of the game’s plot, you will guide a portly Indiana Jones knock-off through a grid-like maze, quite naturally themed after the most generic of jungle ruins. Music of soul-crushing dullness is accompanied by sound design no doubt ripped straight from a 1001 Super Sound FX CD-ROM rescued from Office Depot’s bargain bin. A slew of tutorial boxes interrupts your solving of the exceedingly simplistic puzzles, followed by a final score that may or may not make any sense. However, we urge you to continue reading (or at least scroll down to the score below, which you’ve probably already done), for Hamilton has an ace up his sleeve that takes a while to develop; namely, legitimately great gameplay.
"The Sweden-based indie games publisher and game developer Fatshark today announced that they have just kicked-off the 10th anniversary of their beloved adventure game "Hamilton's Great Adventure", and, what an adventure it has been." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
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