Armikrog.

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Description

Armikrog is a point-and-click adventure game, using a claymation visual style similar to The Neverhood. The player controls Tommynaut, a space explorer, and his alien dog named Beak-Beak, who have crash-landed on a mysterious planet. They are soon captured and taken to the fortress of Armikrog, and it's up to them to solve the mysteries of this place.

The game uses a minimal interface; the player can interact with items simply by clicking. Problems to solve include logic conundrums - such as sliding block puzzles or sequences where the player must arrange elements in the correct order - and inventory puzzles which require the player to find the right item. There is no inventory screen, and the protagonist will automatically use the relevant item for a puzzle, if he has it with him.

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Part of the Following Groups

• Crowd funding (successful)
• Game Engine: Unity
• Visual technique / style: Rendered in clay

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Critic Reviews

GameStar (Germany)	Windows	Oct 02, 2015	78 out of 100	78
Video Chums	PlayStation 4	Aug 23, 2016	6.7 out of 10	67
Nintendo Life	Wii U	Aug 23, 2016		60
The Escapist	Windows	Sep 30, 2015		60
CGMagazine / Comics and Gaming Magazine	PlayStation 4	Aug 23, 2016	6 out of 10	60
Hey Poor Player	PlayStation 4	Aug 23, 2016		60
Girl Gamers UK	PlayStation 4	Aug 31, 2016		55
4Players.de	Windows	Oct 09, 2015	50 out of 100	50
GameSpot	Windows	Oct 30, 2015	5 out of 10	50
PC Gamer	Windows	Oct 07, 2015	46 out of 100	46

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Retrospective

Douglas TenNapel on Armikrog., in a 2017 interview with The Gaming Ground:

Armikrog was a great opportunity that got about 90% there. Sadly enough though, we ran out of resources to put the polish on it. So those final 10% is a lot of where the smoothness and stability of a game comes from, and the bottom line is we were stretched too far with too little resources. Every dime and then some went into that game. It’s difficult when it doesn’t work out as well as we wanted. I’ve played it with my kids and there is a lot of fun to it.

Related Web Sites

• Armikrog. (official website)