Which reminds me: I am loving 'Broken Sword: Director's cut' at the moment. It has quite a deep and mysterious plot coupled with great humour. A very British humour I think. That is something that came quite apparent to me whilst play the game. It turns out it was done by a British developer, something I never knew until recently. The puzzles are interesting and fairly challenging, and the artwork is still looking good despite its age.
I still don't like the hint icon being there though, especially when I am trying to figure out what to do. It just tempts you to use it. I have resisted that temptation so far though. The game supposedly has one of the most difficult puzzles of any
video game. The funny thing is, I not long ago did this puzzle, and did it almost straight away (lol). I'm guessing I did it entirely by accident.
Early on I was thinking the artwork was a little better in the added sections of the game, but I am now thinking that it's just me. Having played quite a bit of it now, it seems the artwork is consistent throughout. What definitely isn't consistent though is the audio quality which varies.
It's only minor issue really. If you haven't played the game I suggest you buy the Android/iOS version of the game. It is one of the few games where touch functionality really lends itself to the game mechanics.