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⭐ Social media: https://adipson-studio.com<br/>⚔️ Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2661780/Magret__FaceDeBouc__The_buddybuddy_case<br/>️<br/>☕ Support me on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/extralife<br/><br/>✨ Welcome in the point and click adventure game ! ✨<br/><br/>In Magret & FaceDebouc, all rooms are, of course, interactive. You can certainly 'click' on any element to receive (voice) descriptions, pick up items, engage in conversations with characters, and at times, you'll need to solve puzzles to advance in your crime investigation.<br/><br/>As you may notice, the characters and story are inspired by cartoons from the 80's/early 90's. This is actually one of the peculiarities of all the games I create.<br/><br/><br/>✏️ Game Pitch ✏️<br/><br/>Inspector Magret, an upright and incorruptible green-collar duck, hasn't been an inspector for quite some time. <br/>Due to unknown circumstances, which players will discover throughout the game, he now finds himself tasked with sorting and cataloging the archives of his police station, under the orders of the Chief of Police, Captain Hishiro.<br/><br/>One morning, as he returns to his office, he makes an unexpected discovery: a repulsive and vulgar billy goat is lying on his desk, pants down, sunbathing his perineum. <br/>It's Inspector FaceDeBouc !<br/><br/>The two characters quickly get acquainted and are reinstated as inspectors when the dismembered body of Mr. Couane, a pig restaurateur, is found in the city.<br/><br/>The Captain compels these two inspectors to collaborate and investigate this crime, which is bound to be anything but restful for our dynamic duo.<br/><br/>☺️️ Switch characters: An Investigation with Two Personalities ☹️<br/><br/>It's essential to understand that you can seamlessly switch between our two investigators at any moment. All it takes is a click on their portraits at the top of the screen.<br/><br/>This flexibility allows you to assign tasks to one character that the other couldn't handle. For instance, FaceDebouc is known for being impulsive, rough, and gruff, while Magret possesses a more distinguished, stylish, and meticulous nature.<br/><br/>This dynamic duo also plays a pivotal role in how suspects and witnesses are interrogated. You'll discover that they are never approached in the same way by the refined duck, Magret, as they are by the edgy FaceDeBouc.
⭐ Social media: https://adipson-studio.com<br/>⚔️ Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2661780/Magret__FaceDeBouc__The_buddybuddy_case<br/>️<br/>☕ Support me on Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/extralife<br/><br/>✨ Welcome in the point and click adventure game ! ✨<br/><br/>In Magret & FaceDebouc, all rooms are, of course, interactive. You can certainly 'click' on any element to receive (voice) descriptions, pick up items, engage in conversations with characters, and at times, you'll need to solve puzzles to advance in your crime investigation.<br/><br/>As you may notice, the characters and story are inspired by cartoons from the 80's/early 90's. This is actually one of the peculiarities of all the games I create.<br/><br/><br/>✏️ Game Pitch ✏️<br/><br/>Inspector Magret, an upright and incorruptible green-collar duck, hasn't been an inspector for quite some time. <br/>Due to unknown circumstances, which players will discover throughout the game, he now finds himself tasked with sorting and cataloging the archives of his police station, under the orders of the Chief of Police, Captain Hishiro.<br/><br/>One morning, as he returns to his office, he makes an unexpected discovery: a repulsive and vulgar billy goat is lying on his desk, pants down, sunbathing his perineum. <br/>It's Inspector FaceDeBouc !<br/><br/>The two characters quickly get acquainted and are reinstated as inspectors when the dismembered body of Mr. Couane, a pig restaurateur, is found in the city.<br/><br/>The Captain compels these two inspectors to collaborate and investigate this crime, which is bound to be anything but restful for our dynamic duo.<br/><br/>☺️️ Switch characters: An Investigation with Two Personalities ☹️<br/><br/>It's essential to understand that you can seamlessly switch between our two investigators at any moment. All it takes is a click on their portraits at the top of the screen.<br/><br/>This flexibility allows you to assign tasks to one character that the other couldn't handle. For instance, FaceDebouc is known for being impulsive, rough, and gruff, while Magret possesses a more distinguished, stylish, and meticulous nature.<br/><br/>This dynamic duo also plays a pivotal role in how suspects and witnesses are interrogated. You'll discover that they are never approached in the same way by the refined duck, Magret, as they are by the edgy FaceDeBouc.
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