
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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Overall a fun point & click adventure with far more good than bad. In fact the only two "bad" things I can think of are probably related to my personal taste more than the game. I had a lengthy motivation dip right around chapter 6-7, when the characters [spoiler]left Earth and I found the Diego section to be utterly boring[/spoiler] and it took me many, many weeks to bring myself to spend time to overcome this and move on. Luckily the chapter afterwards was back to the quality of the first half. The second thing I did not like was the rather abruptness of the finale (happens far too often with P&C adventures) and the fact that there are different endings that do not foreshadow what their consequences are. I am happy with my choice (the first of three), but had I gone the opposite route I would have been majorly pissed at the history rewriting that would have occurred then (saw the ending on YT). Not a fan of bait-and-switch endings that undo all of the game, essentially, so here is a fair warning to anyone who also does not like those: do NOT push the mayor. But I do not want to dwell on the two negatives, since everything else was really, really good. The characters were great overall and the voice acting was fantastic. I especially enjoyed the attention to detail with the animations, where it feels like the developers made an effort to lip sync the 2D animations of the mouths to whatever is being said. Maybe that's modern game development tools or an animator that really loves their work (or it is all in my head), but regardless, I really enjoyed that. I wish they would have put that much attention to detail into the overall character animations as well, who are sadly just mirrored whenever they switch directions (especially noticeable on non-symmetric characters like Zeke). The plot was good and tied up all its knots in the end, which is a plus, even if the ending was a little abrupt and short, as previously mentioned. But maybe there is room for a sequel of some sort, which explores and expands the characters and their relations a bit further, who knows. The puzzles and mini games were pretty much perfect for my skill set (which is admittedly not that high due to a lack of patience), so only high marks for that part from me. The music was fine for the most part. However, a particular song at the end (the staircase) lifted the whole experience up a level or two, both because it set the mood for a dramatic character interaction and also because it stood out. In this scene, the music switched from background to foreground and that elevated both the scene and the game overall. If anything, at that point I realized what the developers are capable of and wished that maybe they shows this more often: letting the music and only a few words tell a story instead of characters telling (and re-telling) what's happening. In the end, I think this is a high quality modern point & click adventure and I am interested in future works by the developer.
Amazing story, great voice acting, great visuals ...
Gorgeous colors in this game. I hope this developer continues making adventure games.
Really fun point and click adventure game, no dead end puzzles here. It has some good jokes, love the Flash style animation work. Really like the story and some of the references and jokes.
Just finished Elroy and the Aliens. What a great game. Definitely a throwback to old school point and click games. In the very best way possible. If you have any fondness for Lucas Arts games of the past. You absolutely owe it to yourself to play this game. All of the old school charm without any of the frustration.
Das Game ist richtig gut und die Storyline sehr stimmig. Der einzige Kritikpunkt ist, zum Ende des Games sind die kleinen Minigames/Rätsel sehr schwer und fast ohne Hilfe nicht zu lösen. Sonst klare Empfehlung von mir. 4 von 5 Sternen.
Absolutely loved it: the story, the characters, great voice acting, beautiful graphics and the feel of playing a game from my childhood. I want more!
Well done adventure / point-and-click game. It deserves more attention and love ❤️ - so, what are you waiting for?
Muchísima personalidad y muy interesante la historia, tengo que seguir jugándolo porque me quedé intrigada.
This is point and click heaven! Yes, there is one "Put the banana shaped object in the fish shaped hole" issue with this game but otherwise it's a shining example of what is amazing about the point and click genre. Yes short but very worth the play!
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