AGON - The London Scene is a point-and-click puzzle game produced by Private Moon Games. Here you should help one British professor and adventurer to uncover the secret of a strange ancient artifact. You have only one night to achieve this goal.

The story takes place in a museum. You have to explore all the rooms of it and to solve all the puzzles these rooms offer. Navigation in the game is awful. You can’t just move your character where you want; instead you have to wait till a forward a backward arrow will appear on the screen. We have found this process rather uncomfortable and annoying. The puzzles of the game are quite interesting, but to solve some of them you should revisit different rooms and that means you have to deal with those stupid arrows again.

The developer says that this series of games will consist of thirteen parts and that is very good, cause AGON - The London Scene is too short: experienced players will clear through the game in 2 hours or so. The graphics is also very poor so we only hope that the continuation will be better.

Despite all the drawbacks we were absorbed in playing till the end of the game. We think that real fans of adventure genre will find the game interesting enough and will be looking forward to play the sequel.

16, June 2009