Caitir

A Myst clone, and not exactly a good one. Rather than solving puzzles, you spend most of your time sweeping your cursor over every inch of the screen, hoping that there will be something you can interact with. The story itself was completely unengaging. Pretty for 2004 standards, but it doesn't do well on a modern PC.

Perhaps the controls are better on the Wii, but they are bulky and infuriating on the PC. The concept, I'll admit, is awesome, but the constant frustration at inaccurate or inconsistent mechanics (bamboo jumps, anyone?) makes it unbearable.

Actually reasonably fun, if you're into spot-the-difference sorts of games and activities. I'll admit frustration a few times, scouring and image for the tiniest thing, but it is a welcome distraction from "serious" titles. Definitely not something you'd ever replay, but some of the scenes are cute.

Azada is a mindless break from more "serious" games. The graphics aren't amazing, but then, it's about 6 years old. The puzzles are very simple. Perhaps it's aimed at a younger audience. I enjoy puzzle games, but I like a challenge, not just a timer with punishment for misclicks.