
Slope City, 1993. Talking robots, ancient alien secrets, and a mysterious message from the past. Follow Elroy and Peggie through a portal to find Elroy's father, missing for 18 years. A heartfelt point & click adventure where the puzzles make sense and the story stays with you.
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Play as Elroy and Peggie as you investigate the secret behind Elroy’s fathers mysterious disappearance. You will gather clues, solve intriguing puzzles, uncover archaeological secrets, travel through portals, meet peculiar alien cultures and interact with sentient robots while you make your way to the truth in this modern point-and-click adventure.
Elroy is an ingenious rocket engineer haunted by his father’s, the famous archeologist’s vanishing 18 years ago. Peggie is a passionate investigative reporter with a knack for languages, history, and research.
Their quest begins with the discovery of a secret crystal and an enigmatic message, launching them from their hometown of Slope City on a journey through the cosmos to find the father, all while unraveling a lurking threat to the very existence of the universe!











A story-driven point-and-click adventure game for both modern and classic audiences, set in an altered version of the 1990s with intelligent robots, paranormal activities and an ancient archaeological mystery.
Multiple playable characters.
Intriguing and challenging puzzles.
Story full of mystery, character development, ancient legends, alien language and occasional pop culture references.
Spanning 2 planets, 60 locations and featuring more than 60 characters.
High-resolution, hand-drawn 2D art and animations with an old-school vibe and modern polish.
Fully-voiced characters and original music score for an immersive movie-like experience.
Designed with accessibility in mind with helpful captions for color-based puzzles, subtitles, and different input options.
The gameplay duration is approximately 10 hours or more, depending on your playing style.

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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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Reviews
Tolles Spiel! Hat viel Spaß gemacht es zu spielen :)
I love a good sci-fi adventure game, and the premise of Elroy and the Aliens intrigued me. The story of an eccentric engineer who ends up searching for his lost father caught my attention enough to give this a go. And I'm happy to say that I enjoyed the entirety of the experience, from the cartoony graphics to the great audio work. And, of course, the story. I loved it that, about halfway through, we see our intrepid tinkerer and his plucky journalist ally journey to an alien planet. I think the green skinned extraterrestrials were a lot funnier and more interesting to interact with than the humans on Earth. In all, anyone who enjoys a sci-fi story that clearly takes inspiration from old school movies and television shows should find something here to love.
Very well crafted point and click adventure game. Engaging story and fun characters. The puzzles were engaging without being overly complicated.
It's been years since I've played a point-'n-click adventure and this is a wonderful trip down memory lane. It's got all the hallmarks of the classic Lucas Arts games like The Secret Of Monkey Island - logical puzzles and great humour married to top notch cartoon-style graphics and exceptional voice-acting. It's a bit of a steal at £15.99. Thoroughly recommended to fans of point-'n-click adventures, and a great introduction for anyone yet to try one.
This was actually a great game. A bit of Monkey Island-vibe. I guess every adventure game-makers want to make "the new Moneky Island", but these guys kind of succeeded. Impressed.
+ sehr gute Story + Zeitreisen + mehrere spielbare Charaktere + einfach + Hotspot Funktion + guter Humor - etwas zu einfach
Very good story telling and wonderful endings! I did enjoy!
I really enjoyed it . Nice point and click with nice puzzles and humor. Great music and art style. Story was nice but it was a short game. Wish it was bigger!
Bon jeu point & click ! Histoire sympa, bon graphismes, de l'humour et de bonne enigme. Une bonne surprise !
Jeu fini ! Vraiment pas mal ce n'est pas forcément le meilleur mais très bon je recommande !
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