The Adventures of Godefroy - Episode 1
Relive the golden era of 90s PC gaming in this classic 2D point-and-click adventure. Step into the chaotic shoes of Godefroy to tackle mind-bending puzzles and meet a cast of unforgettable oddballs. Can you survive the first episode of this weirdly charming quest?
A Classic Point & Click Adventure
Step into the shoes of Godefroy in this lovingly crafted, episodic 2D adventure game. Built from the ground up to recreate the golden era of 90s gaming, The Adventures of Godefroy brings back the joy of bizarre inventory puzzles, eccentric NPCs, and a world where your biggest enemy is the developer who coded it.
The Ultimate Meta-Mystery
Godefroy is just trying to catch the school bus at first, but the universe has other plans. The Game Studio is actively trying to eliminate Godefroy to save rendering and server costs. To survive, you must expose Mombosa Games. From dodging deadly falling branches to navigating the treacherous social hierarchy of the schoolyard playground, survival requires wit, patience, and a healthy dose of sarcasm.
Key Features:
Classic Puzzle Mechanics: Examine, interact, and combine absurd items. Need a hook? Try combining a Weird Branch with a Metal Rod. Need to get past an underground "Genius IT Guy"? You'll have to forge, steal, or hack Premium Mombosa Tokens. * Master the Art of Insults: Prove you are cool enough to deal with the underground network by collecting a specific repertoire of insults from around the schoolyard and successfully deploying them in a high-stakes insult duel.
Dynamic Color System: Explore the world in glorious 256 colors, or swallow the B/W Pill to plunge the game into monochrome grayscale to please your older video card.
Retro Visual Filters: Switch seamlessly between crisp 1X Windowed mode, scanlined P3 Phosphor, or go full nostalgia with simulated CGA and EGA palettes.
Play At Your Own Pace: No Quick Time Events. No combat. Just you, your inventory, and a school-wide game of Tag where Mombosa’s anti-cheat tracking locks onto you.
