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point-and-click adventure
Ben There, Dan That!
By Size Five Games, released 1 Jan 2008
- Microsoft Windows
What it is
Ben There, Dan That! is a 2008 point-and-click adventure from Size Five Games. It centers on puzzle solving and comic dialogue, with a story that ranges from an untimely death in Peru to alien invasions and time travel involving Hitler and robot dinosaur clones. The store description also identifies Time Gentlemen, Please! as a companion adventure, but the listed game entry is Ben There, Dan That! The game highlights numerous responses to player actions, alongside graphics and sound effects. It is a single-player title with Family Sharing, listed for Windows. Its Steam genres are Adventure and Indie, and the Steam release date is August 25, 2009. The listed Metacritic score is 84. This is a point-and-click adventure for players who want to work through puzzles while following an intentionally comic story.
What players like, and what they don't
- Point-and-click puzzle gameplay.
- Single-player is listed.
- Family Sharing is supported.
- The story includes time travel and alien invasions.
- Listed platform is Windows only.
- No multiplayer mode is listed.
- The listed game year is 2008.
Who it suits
It suits Windows players looking for a single-player point-and-click adventure built around puzzles and comic dialogue. Its time-travel and alien-invasion scenarios may appeal to players who enjoy unusual story premises.
Ben There, Dan That! pairs point-and-click puzzles with comic dialogue and an unusual story. It is a Windows single-player adventure, with Family Sharing listed.
