Darren Miller

Like its predecessor Missing, Graffiti packs a lot of puzzles into its pages.  Overall, this was enjoyable, though perhaps not quite to the level as Missing.

Fun game.  Ok puzzles, somewhat confusing at times.

A cute game with good puzzles and a creative, funny story line.

Really fun box game set, in the form of a light puzzle hunt that has 29 puzzles.  Difficulty was moderate yet still challenging.  There were four series of six puzzles plus meta followed by a final meta-meta.

Fun game, nice-looking set.

Poor puzzles: several "guess what I'm thinking" and red herrings. Camera work and inventory system both were sub par.

Enjoyable, challenging puzzles packed into an innocuous little book.   Puzzles have good a-ha moments.  The hints could be better, though.

A very fun game with good puzzles and a great avatar.

Basic room but with fun puzzles, cute theme and a fun, quirky avatar.

Fun room, but on the easy side.  Host was great, but camera work was quite jerky at times.

Good puzzles and good looking set.

Good puzzles, great host.

Fun and challenging game with a lot to do.  

Very basic game. Not many real puzzles - mostly just "do what you're told" steps.  Interface was really slow to load. Good production. Very topical at the moment. Pretty much a big advertisement though.

Fun puzzles, good flow.  Host and avatar were both very friendly.

Fun room with good puzzles.  Lots of physical activity required, but our avatar kept up with all while keeping in character.

A variety of unusual puzzles and a game host / avatar who is very responsive.