Like the animation, the music and the idea...
I like point and click games. I hate having to check walkthroughs. The best click and points flow naturally, making you feel like you are really making choices and making things happen. Unfortunately this game falls short of that standard. I had to check the walkthrough to get out of the first level (I thought I had already tried the combination needed, but guess not). The first item I had to click on the second scene was so close to the icons that I passed it a few times before realizing that it wasn't "pointing" at the icon. I almost quit partway through the first movie because I was worried that the rest of the game would be more of the pointless and unfun violence that filled the first half -- but I figured... maybe things were just warming up. I don't mind a pointlessly violent game, but I like my pointlessly violent games with a bit of humor (sorry, takes more than a banana peel) and a bit of... well, I don't know. But this game didn't have it, whatever it was. The garden part was okay, felt a little... pointless... but maybe the creature is experimenting with people. I accepted that. The traffic jam was just irritating. I had high hopes for the kind of chaos the creature and I might start and had to go look at the walkthrough (*sigh*) only to discover that I had a one or two second time frame to do exactly one thing. I had guessed what I would have to click, I had just misjudged when.
I did have fun in the final scene. It seemed to move the most smoothly as far as what felt natural to click and in what order and I didn't have to even glance at the walkthrough.
I gave this game a six because I did like the animation, the music wasn't annoying, there were no obvious bugs, and I'm willing to acknowledge that I might have had to check the walkthrough so many times because I suck. The last level did have a fair amount of promise - but I found the rest of the game a bit slow and awkward to play.