This is a "point-and-click" adventure game in which players guide cartoonlike characters through three storylines. Players explore ancient Egyptian cities as they collect objects, interact with other characters, and attempt to lift a malevolent curse. The game contains comical elements that sometimes include crude comments or jokes (e.g., "Do you want to touch it?" and "It's the oldest profession in the world!"/"The oldest profession? I thought that was . . ."/"Pyramid building?"); in one sequence, players' character tries to coax a man out of a bathroom stall (e.g., "What's taking you so long?"). Some cutscenes and sequences contain suggestive dialogue and/or situations (e.g., "There's a whole lot of body waiting for you if you solve this riddle," "I was having a dream . . . Of exotic dancers with almost nothing on!" and "[T]hey weren't melons at all . . . they were the market-woman's . . . anyway, my cheek hurt for hours."); another sequence depicts a belly dancer in a skimpy outfit—camera angles zoom in and pan up the dancer's body. As the game progresses, the dialogue contains a few drug references (e.g., "Sex, drugs, and rock n' roll" and "Too many drugs, huh?"). The words "damn" and "hell" can also be heard in dialogue.
