“What we have here is a traditional point and click adventure, and a well executed one it is. However, what I really liked about this game was the surreal, slightly warped humour that came from both the characters and dialogue, along with the fact that this is a game with a heart. The author, Tim Knauf, has done a great job with that and also in making sure there is plenty of variety in the type of puzzles to be solved, without any of them being real stumpers. All in all this is a great little game for anyone who enjoys adventure games, while serving as a perfect introduction to the genre for anyone unused to them.”

“Notre avis : Nathan's Second Chance est gratuit, drôle et bien réalisé. Que demander de plus ? Une traduction française peut être, mais celle ci devrait vraiment être de qualité pour retranscrire ces dialogues absolument exquis. A essayer absolument si vous êtes concernés !”

“...one of the most unusual point and click adventures we have seen. You might not want to base your afterlife theology from its storyline but it certainly is a fun way of looking at death.

Nathan's Second Chance is not an extremely long game, but it contains just enough "meat" to have you coming back for more. Your will even find it is a worthwhile replay.

If you like interactive RPGs with a strong storyline and a lot of laughs then grab a copy of Nathan's Second Chance. Like us, you are sure to love it.”

“Alright, this game is awesome! It reminds me of Grim Fandango or the Monkey Island games, except in this one you play a dead guy trying to repair his relationship with his estranged daughter. It looks like it was done with MSpaint, but that just adds to it's appeal. This is a great game, and the best part is it's 100% Free! No Demo, just free! Enjoy.”

“Easily the one of the best freeware adventure game ever released, and it's not even coded using AGS. I mean, how many games actually allows the player to assume the role of a balding middle-aged man?

Tim, please make more!”