This is a fun game, with a lot of great aussie humour. If you're into point and click adventure games, I highly recommend you try this out

A fun point-and-click adventure with plenty of funny and gory moments.

This game has a crazy amount of love put into it, and frankly is one of the best point and clicks/CYOA I've played in a very long time. The game play is rather taciturn but it clearly is made for accessibility and is enjoyable to play rather than something with a needless difficulty curve. The puzzles aren't so obtuse that it's impossible to solve, and even though some are optional, the game is worth replaying even now. I like how creative the dev has gone when it comes to point and click, and how some tools and items are useful even for situations that they would have been earlier if saved for later.

If you are interested in this genre even at all or original post-apocalyptic settings, I highly recommend this game for the setting and details alone.

I wish that more people would play this, and that it got a lot more attention, but I understand that the developer's wishes in not chasing dragons. Sometimes you just have to be happy with what you can give to the world, and I think this game is gem that will be unearthed later to many's disappointment that it never got greenlit for the continuation.