Mortimer: First Launch

Very nice game and with fast achievements. Ignore my 1 hour of gameplay, i couldn't find the last item.

Imagine a park in Michigan with a gameplay of Stary and an objectife placement of Banjo-Tooie. If that's your thing.

Fun game where you play as a racoon. Some bugs here and there (clipping through floor etc). But I had fun

This game was an absolute delight. A short but sweet stealth adventure where you play as an adorable raccoon who wants to travel to the moon? Absolutely, sign me up! However, there were a few problems. The game is obviously unfinished. I found a brick that I could pick up that said "Desc Here" when I hovered over it. There's also no clear indication that going near humans is bad, just a little very light ominous music. And of course it's short, but honestly, how short this game is works in its favor. If I went around collecting objects with no clear indicators of where they might be for a few hours, I'd get very bored. However, as a free game, this is absolutely worth your time. Check it out if anything on here interests you.

fun little game

Help Mortimer navigate swamps and dodge humans like you're playing a game of hide-and-seek, but the stakes are higher—he's trying to reach the moon, not just the neighbor's trash can! 🌕🍕 It's like if Animal Planet and NASA had a baby, and that baby really wanted to be an astronaut.

This short stealth & collecting game, which involves guiding a raccoon to collect the parts needed to make a small rocket launcher without being spotted and caught by the many people wandering around, is cute, generally well implemented, and has some achievements, hence my recommendation. But there are some issues (which, I admit, may be exaggerated by my general lack of skill in stealth games, so may affect other players less): - the low-down viewpoint is often totally obscured by foliage etc, making it very difficult to know when it is safe (or safer) to proceed. However, the game's provision of multiple lives without loss of progress helps to offset this. I did not find the "threat warning" system very intuitive or helpful; - the map is comparatively large, making searching for items quite frustrating (compounded by "thought bubbles" obscuring part of the view - I couldn't work out how to remove them), and I had to resort to a very helpful guide to locate some items; - I am very prone to motion sickness and it was just beginning to be triggered when fortunately I completed the game. So, in summary, a good short game for most players, but not particularly suited to me personally (I would not choose to play any future longer version).