Gaming 101 writer Kurt Kalata felt that it could be either "intriguing" or "tedious" depending on how much a person enjoys "rote detective work", though he noted that it was better than the "click-happy chapters" from its predecessor. Writer Andrea Morstabilini felt somewhat put off by Kalata's book on adventure games due to his criticisms of the puzzle, describing it as "one of the most fascinating and complex puzzles" featured in an adventure game. See also Cat hair mustache puzzle – another infamous puzzle from the same game. References Gabriel Knight Adventure game puzzles Video game levels