Some of the puzzles can be frustrating, most of them are very fun, but after you complete the (without cheating) you get a great feeling. Buy this game, it's fantastic. It doesn't matter if you're left handed, you'll still enjoy it.

My daughter is left handed, she didn't have any issues with how the controls worked. If you're not into puzzles, the game will be frustrated and you will die quite a lot and have to restart levels from scratch (or purchase a lot of 'revives') but if you like that sort of challenge, the puzzles are intelligently made and a lot of fun to solve.

It depends how prone to frustration you are.

Zack & Wiki has some tough puzzles, so you're almost certainly going to get stuck a few times. Some people will throw in the towel in these situations, others will press through and end up feeling more satisfied than if they had never been stuck.

If a puzzle doesn't frustrate you at least a little bit, it's not challenging enough. If you'd rather just waltz through a game, well, pick something with an easy mode, I guess.

I found it frustrating, games that are difficult but well designed are not frustrating, like SMG, games that are difficult and frustrating are poorley desgined.

As alredy been mentioned, the only case where Zack & Wiki could leave you disappointed is having an IQ of ~7.3 or expect to leave holes in everybody's heads.

I found the instant unfair deaths to be insanely frustrating, but overall the game was pretty fun.

Thanks for the feedback, I will pick up the game today. can't wait !!!!

Why do you die in a point and click puzzle game ?
They should let you restart from the point that you made the blunder.

It's fun, the only frustration I've found are the music challenges.

 Which bits were illogical exactly? I can't think of many puzzles that were illogical, perhaps the dragon scales one where you are supposed to pull the lever twice, and maybe a couple of other instances, but those times are what the oracle is for.