[2.5/5] Review by Bob Mandel with screen shots. "The release definitely comes off as 'adventure-light,' with only one location, two main characters, three principal challenges and short gameplay."

Rated 2/5 by Kirk Hiner. "There's nothing exceptionally wrong with Adventure at the Chateau d'Or (save for the music), but there's also nothing new here to inspire gamers."

Rated 4/21 by Stephen Granade. Harsh review citing "horrendous problems" and response from Karma Labs.

[8/10] Review with screen shots. "The puzzles and gameplay are challenging enough to keep you on your toes, but also streamlined logically enough into the storyline to make it a fun and relaxing play."

Rated 8/10 by Kestrel. "The puzzles and gameplay are challenging enough to keep you on your toes, but also streamlined logically enough into the storyline to make it a fun and relaxing play."

"Unfortunately the game is too short to be truly satisfying and it has some flaws that might spoil your experience." By Rosemary Young.

Rated 1/5 by Frank Nicodem. "The lack of any significant story line, non-intuitive nature of the puzzles, difficulty in navigating through the game, tedious repetition of needless actions, and annoying character interactions make the game's brevity quite welcome."