Jennifer Wilde: Unlikely Revolutionaries combines adventure, mystery and comedy in a unique setting. The title tells the story of Jennifer Chevalier, a young French artist who, in 1921, finds herself caught up in a series of events taking place in France, England and Ireland. On the way, she is helped by the ghost of Oscar Wilde, the famous Irish writer and poet. The project is based on the comic book series by Maura McHugh and Stephen Downey and is made in a hand-drawn art style that emulates the aesthetics of comic books. In addition, the project implements a kind of inventory system: Jennifer enters clues and evidence into her book, with the help of which she can confront the characters, recall their memories and connect the evidence together.

The title is a point-and-click adventure where the user controls the characters, exploring various locations, interacting with various characters and solving puzzles. The adventure game also has character-specific solutions: the girl can use her artistic abilities to trick or convince people, and the protégé can use her ghostly abilities to sneak past or spy on others. Jennifer Wilde: Unlikely Revolutionaries is a game that offers a fresh and original take on the genre, with witty and charming dialogue, an engaging storyline, and a historical backdrop rich in detail and atmosphere. The title is a tribute to the life and work of Oscar Wilde, as well as a reflection of the artistic and cultural movements of the Jazz Age.