Igor: Objective Uikokahonia PC

In every school there is a girl who is the object of sighs of all boys attending classes, even those who generally do not lean their nose out of the book. However, Laura Wright has a problem with her - the woman seems to be aware of her popularity, because she repels all attempts at attack, especially those coming from my side. A school trip to the island of Uikokahonia, where Laura is going to spend the whole day sunbathing, presenting her charms in a small bikini, turned out to be an opportunity to hit hard. The problem is that I, Igor Parker, cannot boast good enough steps to be able to go there. So you have to go to the fortress. Of course, every two heads is not one, so I count on you to help me achieve my dream goal.

Prepared by the Spanish studio Pendulo game Igor: Objective Uikokahonia, this is an adventure made on the fashion of cult productions by LucasArts. As you probably guess, it is you who will play the role of Igor Parker and do your best to be on the above mentioned trip. The task is not easy. In addition to the formal requirements (good grades), it is necessary to get rid of an eternal rival - Phillip Goolash, who admires Laura without giving her a moment of peace.

The program is executed using the "point & click" interface. You can control the igor with the mouse, giving him simple commands, the full list of which is located at the bottom of the screen. As usual in such cases, we have to talk to the characters we meet, collect items and use them in specific places to move the action forward.

The scenario is in many ways inferior to the twin productions from the LucasArts stable. The weakest point of the game are definitely dialogues, but given that the program offers pleasant and logical puzzles and a large dose of humor, you can turn a blind eye to them without hesitation. The graphic design refers to classic representatives of the genre, but also lacks the momentum known from the Full Throttle released in the same year. In Pendulo Studios' product there is no point in looking for full-screen animations, which are film interludes and for this reason alone, the visual aspect of the game looks weaker than that of the older and more popular brothers.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007