Games Database
PC
Adventure: Point and Click
| Viewed: | 2D Static screen | Genre: | Adventure: Point and Click |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Daedalic | Soft. Co.: | Daedalic |
| Publishers: | Lace Mamba
(GB) |
Released: | 11 Feb 2011
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI 3+ | ||
| Accessories: | Mouse, Keyboard | ||
Summary
Edna and Harvey: The Breakout Collection poses a significant philosophical conundrum. Edna has been chucked into an insane asylum you see, and she remembers nothing about her past or how she got there. The only thing she does know is that she’s not supposed to be there - or does she? If you had no recollection of past events, wouldn’t it be plausible that you are supposed to be there?
Luckily, this point and click adventure doesn’t spend time dwelling on the silly little things that we do - all Edna and her talking stuffed bunny Harvey (wait, what?) can think of is escaping the loony bin. Along the way Edna and Harvey will bump into all of the strange and wonderful inmates, such as Man in the Bee’s Costume (apt) or the Siamese twins Hoti and Moti.
Using the traditional mouse pointer to navigate the untraditional scenarios in the game, you must use your brain as Edna tries to make a daring breakout. More than 120 screens - featuring hand-drawn environments and characters - await you as the sinister head of the institute, Dr. Marcel, does all he can to stop the heroine from escaping. Tonnes of twisted humour and oddball fun is guaranteed!
Luckily, this point and click adventure doesn’t spend time dwelling on the silly little things that we do - all Edna and her talking stuffed bunny Harvey (wait, what?) can think of is escaping the loony bin. Along the way Edna and Harvey will bump into all of the strange and wonderful inmates, such as Man in the Bee’s Costume (apt) or the Siamese twins Hoti and Moti.
Using the traditional mouse pointer to navigate the untraditional scenarios in the game, you must use your brain as Edna tries to make a daring breakout. More than 120 screens - featuring hand-drawn environments and characters - await you as the sinister head of the institute, Dr. Marcel, does all he can to stop the heroine from escaping. Tonnes of twisted humour and oddball fun is guaranteed!