- December 18, 2014
- 1C Wireless
Pilot Brothers
67%Game Brain Score
humor, music
gameplay, story
80% User Score 35 reviews
Platforms
About
The case of the stolen elephant! Elephant... Rare... Striped. ...has been kept for many years by an animal trader named Karbophos. Being unable to overcome abuse, it escaped and found a home at the zoo in our city. This is definitely Karbophos's work. To the zoo!










Audience ScoreBased on 35 reviews
humor12 positive mentions
stability2 negative mentions
- The game offers a nostalgic experience for those who grew up with the original cartoon, featuring charming visuals and humor.
- It includes a hint system and the option to skip particularly difficult puzzles, making it more accessible for players.
- The quirky art design, animations, and music contribute to a unique and enjoyable atmosphere.
- Many puzzles are illogical and require extensive trial and error, leading to frustration for players.
- Technical issues such as poor sound balance and problems with fullscreen mode detract from the overall experience.
- The gameplay can feel clunky due to slow animations and the need to click multiple times to explore all interactions.
humor
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is characterized by its absurdist and slapstick elements, drawing on a unique Russian cartoon charm that combines hilarity with moments of poignancy. Players appreciate the memorable characters and funny dialogues, although some feel that the English translation loses some of the original's comedic essence. Overall, the game is celebrated for its retro style and engaging, humorous storyline.
“But the thing is, this game is absurdist and comedic, laughing at slapstick, misfortune, and the squalor of the protagonists.”
“Super funny adventure with a really unique, Russian, cartoony charm.”
“The sort of game where you click on stuff until something new happens... which is not at all bad (unless you hate that sort of thing, of course), because the dialogues and interactions are hilarious, touching, and sometimes a little bit sad, like only the best Russian cartoons can be.”