A lot of this stems from the game’s score and audio design fitting the visuals and situations perfectly, like the decrepit organ that plays in the run-down carnival, or the heightened sense of urgency when the music picks up as Willy gets hot on the trail of a major find. In fact, I think it’s a great game for streamers to play, as the story and overall adventure would be fun to just watch (while perhaps offering up advice to streamers who are stuck). Honestly, if Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town were an animated movie, I would watch it. Having a map to fast-travel around the city kept the pace of the game going and, more importantly, kept me interested in playing. Too often in these types of games, I ask myself, “How do I get back to that area again,” then proceed to fumble my way through multiple incorrect routes, only to get frustrated and stop playing. I think what helped me appreciate the visuals most of all was the fact that Willy can fast-transport to specific areas and shops on his map. Though limited in overall animations, all of the game’s characters also look and sound great (though I could have done without the constant candy crunching from the drugstore pharmacist). There is a whimsical sort of styling to the buildings and city streets that feels inviting, even if it’s one of the shadier establishments of the city of Bone Town. The overall world of Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town is incredibly charming (and would be a place that I would love to visit, if it were real). Whereas many point and click adventures can often get bogged down in overly complicated clicking and item combinations, Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town stuck a perfect balance that made the world feel immersive, with makeshift puzzle solutions that would make MacGyver jealous. Some of these things will be items to be used later and/or combined with other items to solve puzzles, while some of the clickable objects serve no purpose at all, like piles of boxes and other junk. Rather than just leaving you to figure everything out on your own, the game provides you with the option to show every clickable thing in each area. However, even if you’ve never played anything in the point and click genre before, you’ll have no problem diving in headfirst. Having previewed Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town, I had a pretty good idea of what I was getting into. Related: Point & Click Adventure Willy Morgan And The Curse Of Bone Town Gets Playable Demo Along the way, Willy will meet eccentric, and sometimes shady characters who will all play some sort of role in “helping” Willy on his quest.

Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town tells the story of (obviously) Willy Morgan, a young man who ventures to the seedy village of Bone Town to uncover the mystery behind the disappearance of his father ten years prior.

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