A zany Ubi point and click adventure with absurd humor and stylish cartoon visuals. Puzzles stay classic, but the unhinged writing lands. A tasty curiosity.
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Runaway aliens cross Earth while dodging government agents in this Ubisoft humorous adventure. Published by Ubisoft, released in Europe in January 2001. Point-and-click adventure with the stupid characters from the animated series, absurd humour, creative puzzles, original voice acting. European version.
This French edition of the Ubi Soft adventure, released in June 2001 across two GD-ROMs, landed several months after the pan-European version, amid Dreamcast's official shutdown. That very late France-only run, post-dating Sega's exit from the hardware, makes it one of the catalogue's most confidential releases. The interest comes from this ultra-restricted territorial distribution, where reuniting both original discs together becomes the central challenge.
Is Stupid Invaders still worth playing in 2026?
Adapted from the cartoon Space Goofs, Stupid Invaders is an absurd-humor point-and-click that leans on its polished cutscenes, its zany voice work and its sometimes devious puzzles. The cartoon look has aged well and the comic writing still lands. The clunky interface, sudden deaths and twisted logic of some puzzles, however, betray the dated conventions of the genre back then. A delightful adventure for fans of old-school point-and-click and offbeat comedy, provided you accept its rough edges.
