Animal by Microtime is one of the most obscure adventure games ever made. A wacky adventure set in the world of talking foodstuffs like sausages (!), Animal is a decent point-and-click game that tries to be funny, but falls far short of standards set by Discworld or Toonstruck.
The plot: the town of Snackopolis is thrown into chaos after the mayor Pepereinstein has been kidnapped. As a walking, talking sausage named Peperami who works for the mayor, your job is to investigate and rescue the mayor to restore order to the city.
The game unfolds in a typical fashion: explore various locations around the city, interrogate other snacks to gain clues, solve puzzles, and defeat the bad guys. Most puzzles are banal and uninteresting - I especially dislike the fact that fighting is the only way to 'solve' many situations. Whatever happens to the good old days of "violence is not the solution"?
On the upside, most characters - being lowly snacks that they are - have funny things to say, and 2D graphics are well-drawn and animated sequences funny enough to compel you to play until the end. Most jokes are too sophomoric and gross for my liking, though: they are much worse than, say, Leisure Suit Larry or Spellcasting series. I think the designers don't quite know what 'tongue in cheek' means.
Regardless, if you enjoy bizarre adventure games that are on the easy side, and can stomach (no pun intended) cheesy and gross humor, Animal is worth a look.
Review By HOTUD
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Comments and reviews
Would be a great point n click, but you will feel lost due to some of the pxiel hunts. Oh and whiel It's the world's first "eat em up" It's just two badly designed FPS segments (Which you will also get quite lost In) where the only fun Is when you learn what the B key does.
I remember the demo having a diffirent voice actor who I prefer over the current one, unless It's one of those cases where the US release has a diffirent VA. I do recall the demo being one of those they left most of the main game files In so It could be possible.
That's Like A Endacopia
Brutal moose played this game once and another YouTuber that is British!
When I start the game it bypasses the adventure game completely and skips straight to the Doom style levels at the end. Does anyone know how to fix this?
For anyone else new to DOSBOX, this is how I got it to work:
1) Use Daemon Tools Lite or similar software to mount bin/cue to virtual drive.
2) Using drive, run Install and choose a local directory to install to.
3) Open DOSBOX. Use "mount c c:\games\animal" (install directory). Then use command "mount f f:/ -t cdrom" (no quotes needed for either, also, can use another drive letter but just using f as an example)
4) Type command "c:" to switch to install directory. After hitting Enter, type "animal" then hit Enter again and the game should play. To get fullscreen, hit Ctrl+F10 and then Alt+Enter.
Hope this helps others!
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