$17.99Later Alligator A conspiracy of adorable alligators
Help Pat the alligator uncover what his family is planning, one minigame and one suspicious relative at a time.
Is Later Alligator worth it?
Later Alligator is worth it if…
- you want a short, funny adventure you can finish in an evening
- you like hand-drawn animation that looks like a cartoon come to life
- you enjoy puns, goofy characters and family-friendly comedy
- you want something relaxing with just a hint of time pressure
- you like games with multiple endings worth replaying
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A city crawling with suspicious gators
Alligator New York City is packed. Your job is to track down the members of his enormous family and figure out what they have planned for him tonight. The character design does half the detective work for you: once you have met Nana Rue with her purple hair and fur coat, or the tall gator who is simply called Tall Jared, you will not mix anyone up. At least 3 ghosts are also on the books, if that tells you anything about the city.
Winning over the family, one minigame at a time
Getting answers out of a relative means playing a minigame with them, and there are 30 of them, each prefaced by a little title card. You might swat flies, work a crane game, hold a seance, or execute a last will and testament. Some are honest puzzles, others are plain silly experiences, and a few hide twists mid-game for maximum comedy. The clock matters: Pat texts you to come help at set times, and time management adds a bit of pressure, though not enough to stress over. A few minigames lean on luck or memory more than skill, so expect the occasional stubborn one.
