Fred & Jeff: A Movie Adventure PC

Clever and Smart: A Movie Adventure (or Fred & Jeff: A Movie Adventure, because this is the title of the game) is a classic point-and-click adventure. Her story is based on a comic book whose protagonists are Fred and Jeff. Each of these comic characters is very expressive and each has its own unique qualities and sense of humour. All this makes this comic book one of the most popular picture stories for over 45 years - so creating a computer game based on it was a big challenge.

As in the "paper" prototype, Movie Adventure has been divided into 6 different parts with its own characters and tasks, but still connected to the main theme. Fred and Jeff are intrepid agents of T.I.A, a non-governmental organisation fighting organised crime. In Movie Adventure they have to face their most dangerous opponent, Dr. Bacteria. The scientist's inventions have always been a big problem for our two heroes, but this time he reached the heights of genius - he created a TVfrusky machine, which allows you to transfer any subject or person from film to the real world. Unfortunately, as usual, the Bacteria made a mistake in the tests and the mummy of Impoteha got into our world, which now wants to control it. Our agents must go to the film Mumia and find the Book of the Dead, through which they will get rid of Impoteha. Along the way, they will also visit other films and meet various film characters.

The game offers a friendly, intuitive interface, more than 100 scenes, from 30 to 60 hours of entertainment, more than 40 characters from movies (including Charlie Chaplin, John Wayne and Dracula), soundtrack with more than 45 songs, about 20000 frames of animation, as well as the possibility of a "multiplayer" game in which one player plays Fred and the other Jeff. Visually Movie Adventure presents itself more than decent - 32-bit graphics at 1024x768 resolution is quite sufficient for this kind of production. Graphic effects such as rain, sandstorms, lightning or darkening make gameplay more enjoyable, all rendered in real time.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007