Adventure games have seen a huge resurgence in the past five years. For a genre that looked to be dying, the point-and-click adventure game has boomed with great titles and original stories.

I'm not your normal gamer, I'm female over 60, I hate the kill/alien games, so this is perfect for me, it's fun, I'm not that far into the game, there's enough going on for me not to get bored or it's tedious. Love Wilbur, hope to meet him again further into the game.

Not worth the $$

I bought this for husband... It is slow and not the easiest for us (had to look how to move forward on the net) but I will like playing it, Husband does not

The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 was successfully Kickstarted in March of 2014, nearly tripling its initial goal amount. The first Book of Unwritten Tales was released in North America in 2011 and was followed up by a stand-alone prequel called The Critter Chronicles.

Beautiful graphics; silly humor; likable characters

The interface can use some tweaking as it is hard to perform certain actions that should be simple to do

The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 released on PC earlier this year, and it's one of those games I heard good things about, waited until it hit a Steam sale, and then promptly forgot about it. Isn't that what you do with Steam sale games? You stack them up in your digital library to collect digital dust?

Beautiful; bright colors and visual style along with hilarious; clever humor that keeps the adventure from being taken too seriously and the player chuckling

The humor covers how mundane everything else in the game is; especially the puzzles and the story for more than half of the title; and the control scheme is nearly unplayable for the console port

Thanks to the success of Game of Thrones, Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings, fantasy storytelling has gone from geek to chic in only a decade or two. Cable channels and movie studios are pouring money into medieval adventures faster than it takes the White Walkers to raise the dead.

Title: The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Developer: King Art Games Publisher: Nordic Games Players: 1 Point-and-clicks seem to be having a bit of a revival as of late. The Book of Unwritten Tales series is definitely one of these to its core.

I'm typically not a fan of point and click games, and admittedly this has very limited replay value, but the characters, storyline and all the easter eggs to other video games, not to mention the humor made this game impossible to put down. One of my favorites by far!