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The Land of the Seazogs

Professor Meme, a renowned 164-year-old genetic scientist, receives a mysterious call for help from his old friend Gustav, the head of the animal research base on Zerulia, an inhospitable planet inhabited by ancient aquatic creatures: the Seazogs.

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October 31, 2018
7 years and 277 days ago
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What’s happening in Zerulia?



The Land of the Seazogs is an 8-bit-style futurist point-and-click adventure that combines fantasy, suspense and mystery with touches of humor.

Professor Meme, a renowned 164-year-old genetic scientist, receives a mysterious call for help from his old friend Gustav, the head of the animal research base on Zerulia, an inhospitable planet inhabited by ancient aquatic creatures: the Seazogs. Meme soon discovers that something very worrying is happening there and he must intervene to solve a problem of unimaginable scope...

Features:



  • An old-school point-and-click adventure: explore scenes, collect items and solve puzzles in order to progress.
  • Easy to control: play with a mouse, with no extra keys or complex menus.
  • Mysterious and tense atmosphere with moments of humor.
  • Futuristic science fiction plot with stubborn robots, clones, virtual creatures, iconoclastic artists... a story full of alternative readings and surprises.
  • Lovable pixel art graphics with a retro feel.
  • Meticulous sound design.
  • Original music composed by the talented Mark Sparling.