Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes

Edna and Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes is deep, dark and twisted. If that's your thing, this is your game.

It's not just a really good adventure game, it's got something to tell about the innocence of a child and the human trait to ignore inconvenient truths. It's more than just entertainment, it's art.

Just twisted and demented enough to be recommendable.

Harvey's New Eyes is a crazy adventure developed by Daedalic that introduces a new character in the mad world of Edna&Harvey. Humorous and Funny, it features pretty basic puzzles and situations.

For those who like their adventures on the darker, twisted - but still humorous side, Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes might just tickle your fancy. A worthy successor to the original.

Despite serious gameplay and production issues, Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes is still a memorable and enjoyable game.

So much of what makes the game a repugnant mess in the opening soon makes sense by the end of chapter one, but many problems introduced at the start never fade away.

Very good game. I enjoyed playing this game a lot. I strongly recommend this.

Massive step up from the previous game. The original had you running around an enormous building no idea if one thing or another pertains to your task, let alone what your task was. This time the clues are better the area is concise and the logic makes more sense (for an adventure game). On top of that the quality art, audio, and design is improved. Through the entire game play I had only one bug where the dialog muted, which was easily fixed in the settings. The story is also improved, it's the continuation of one of the endings from the previous game. The humor is darker but is has a levity about it that makes it more enjoyable. The endings were interesting but they sadly rob some of the value in what you were doing. It makes it seem like everything that happened did not have to happen. Still though this sequel is much better than the original, you may just want to skip the original all together.

An interesting point&click adventure game that is really fun at the beginning. However, around the middle of the 2nd chapter the logical context gets lost, which can't be compensated by the constant humor in the game. The fun becomes more and more tedious.

I would give it more then a 5!! But i will not to this because of these **** achievement requirements (for Steam). The story is fun and i actually wanna play now the older game also, but yes... wtf did u guys think when making those achievements? u wanna deliberately kill my mouse and free time?

Completely average. It's a point and click adventure that really doesn't offer anything new to the table. You solve puzzles, and talk to people to advance the story. The graphics are child-like and give you the presentation that the game is simplistic, but as you play the game you see that the art style is merely a ruse and there is much more to this world than meets the eye. That's where this game shines, in its background storytelling. Everything else about it is mediocre at best.