There was also much positive reception in the gaming press elsewhere in the English world. The "absolutely enchanted" Ken Simpson from Australia's "ACAR" said the game's "delightful" graphics and animation "are among the most tastefully executed has ever seen," but noted the problems with its interface system and difficulty. One preview in North American magazine "Computer Gaming World" called it "a pretty looking product" of "a "Loom" / "" / "Legend of Kyrandia" approach," even as another called it "actually more of a multi-screen puzzle game than a traditional animated adventure," adding that "gamers with a strong penchant for puzzle should find it entertaining" despite its "a bit clumsy" interface. Bill Holder of Australia's "OZ Amiga" called it "a light-hearted and funny adventure that appeals to almost everyone" and "one of the better releases of 1993."