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Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. Stupid Invaders Item Preview. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Five aliens - Candy, Etno, Gorgious, Stereo and Bud - crashland on Earth, and hide out in an abandoned house while they repair their spaceship. In the meantime, Dr Sakarin, an evil alien-collecting scientist has found out about them, and sends out his evil henchman Bolok to capture them.

You see, the game itself wasn't a product of the developer's imagination. Apparendy it was based on an obscure animated series called Space Goofs. With a title like this, and in-game characters with side-splitting names like Bolok, we're not sure how the sledgehammer French humour will translate into English. But with our penchant for adventure games we're willing to give it a go. You can expect to see our verdict in the next couple of months.

Let it never be said that one cannot judge a book by its cover. Or at least, let it never be said about a video game. Stupid Invaders is the comic tale of a band of five aliens who have crash-landed on Earth, only to become stranded for a year as they attempt to repair their broken vessel.

Discovered by Dr. Stupid Invaders is a graphic adventure game based on a television series called Space Goofs. Very comedic, and definitely far left field of good taste, Stupid Invaders provides you with your daily dose of strange cartoon humor. Controlling Stupid Invaders is ridiculously easy. Usually these puzzles and scenes are integrated into the story of the adventure, so the entire game has a continuous and captivating storyline.

The pointer lets you interact with the environment, in an extremely simple way. Some things will zoom in and let you see more detail, while others will activate strange traps or comedic events. Using these elements, Stupid Invaders presents a series of easy to understand puzzles that mainly involve collecting certain items and combining them to great effect. You need to hunt around the screen until you find the small area that lets you actually pick up the toilet paper, and then combine it with the plunger.

Unlike gameplay, the audio-visual aspects are impressive, as the game looks like a high-end, hand-drawn cartoon with rich colors and much attention to detail. While the evil Dr. Sakarin seems to have been strongly inspired by Grim Fandango, the other characters have a certain "ugly but cool" appeal, while the backgrounds wouldn't be out of place in one of Tex Avery's better productions.

The music and sounds effects, while bizarre, effectively convey the intended atmosphere but the voice talent leaves much to be desired. For example, the actor who plays Bud, the dumbest of the five aliens, sounds like a poor man's rendition of Barney from The Simpsons and his voice quickly becomes grating.

During gameplay, the game locks up with some frequency, possibly due to a glitch in the installer. This unreliability has been reported and verified via other sources on the Internet, thus the problem isn't unique to this reviewer's system.

In fact, the game had to be installed three separate times before the program worked without a hitch. In summary, comedy that fails to deliver much of anything in the way of humor is a sad product. All the components for a successful funfest are present but the end result falls flat.