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Overall, I enjoyed my time with Onirike, despite the controls and camera issues. I found the story enough to keep me engaged. With a weird and wonderful world to explore, it is something different indeed.

Overall, Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets is entertaining and intriguing puzzle game. I enjoyed how the game’s narrative was introduced and how it developed over the levels and chapters. It was interesting how each level was different from the last and the next, however at times it did feel quite repetitive, but with the type of game this is it does well for having as many levels and chapters as it does. The characteristics of the aliens (their capabilities, downfalls and designs) made it even more enjoyable to play. I did have to take a break every so often when I couldn’t figure out how to progress to the next level, nonetheless, this just made me want to play it more due to the satisfaction I’d feel when I finally got past it. It also goes to show also that you must use tactics and time your decisions, it isn’t a game that you can just figure out each level as you go along, you do have to plan, and if you don’t be prepared to die… a lot.