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That said, it is nice to see an adventure game maker trying to do something other than the realistic point and click adventure slide shows that seem to be so prevalent these days. Runaway: The Dream of the Turtle reminds me of the days when LucasArts had mastered the art of point and click adventuring with games like Maniac Mansion, Sam & Max, and Grim Fandango where crazy stories could happen outside of real-world influence. Runaway doesn't get everything right, in fact, there are some very frustrating aspects to the gameplay, but the story is wacky enough and art style fun enough that adventure gamers may way to give this one a shot.