La Boîte à Bidules de l'Oncle Ernest cover art

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La Boîte à Bidules de l'Oncle Ernest

Point-and-click · Puzzle · Adventure

About this game

La Boite à Bidule is an adventure game featuring a wide range of mini-games, based on reflexion, observation, dexterity and celerity. The entire story takes place in some kind of magical box created by Uncle Albert, containing living and talking toys. It's a game produced by Éric Viennot and developed by Lexis Numérique. Released in 2002, it's the first entry in a spin-off series derived from Uncle Albert's Adventures, aimed at a young demography of around 5 to 8 years old.

But where has Leonie disappeared to? Waking up from a long sleep, Bébert, Toto and Gus, 3 mechanical toys created by Oncle Albert, have good reasons to be worried… Their friend is missing and in this huge box they call home, everything is upside down. Consider this: forgotten in the dusty attic, the old box became rusty! To put it all in order, cleverness and bravery will be needed. But no worries, in order to find their missing friend, our 3 heroes are up to the craziest challenges. A crazy adventure is about to begin in this box stocked with all kind of strange stuff…

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Game facts

Developer

Lexis Numerique

Publisher

EMME Interactive SA

Genres

Point-and-click, Puzzle, Adventure

Themes

Science fiction, Comedy, Kids

Game modes

Single player

Perspective

First person, Third person

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Game data and artwork via IGDB.

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