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Ben There, Dan That!
Ben There, Dan That!A hilarious time‑bending point‑and‑click adventure
Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive PeopleA five‑episode point‑and‑click comedy adventure starring Strong Bad.
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Ben There, Dan That! is a tongue‑in‑cheek point‑and‑click adventure from Size Five Games. Travel from a deadly Peruvian jungle to alien invasions and even a battle against Hitler’s robot‑dinosaur army, all while solving clever puzzles and enjoying witty dialogue. The game blends comedy with clever storytelling, offering a quirky narrative that feels like reading a funny, interactive book. The single‑player experience runs on PC and delivers indie charm with hand‑drawn art, memorable characters, and a variety of absurd scenarios. Perfect for fans of classic adventure games who love humor and brain‑teasing challenges.

Step into the chaotic world of Strong Bad with this five‑episode series from Telltale Games. Each episode delivers a fresh, humor‑filled storyline co‑written by the Homestar Runner creators, letting you interact with Homestar, The Cheat, Bubs, and the whole crew in classic point‑and‑click fashion. The game blends cartoon‑style visuals, witty dialogue, and light puzzle‑solving on PlayStation 3, PC, and Mac. It’s a single‑player experience that feels like a Strong Bad cartoon on steroids, perfect for anyone who loves quirky comedy and adventure gaming.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Puzzle Adventure
Story-Rich
Best for
Fans of comedic point‑and‑click adventures
Fans of comedic adventure games
Specifications
General
msrp
$9.99−50%
$19.99
release date
2009-06-22
2008-08-11
Specifications
developer
Size Five Games
Telltale Games
publisher
Size Five Games
Telltale Games
multiplayer
Single player
Single player
age rating
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ESRB E10+
critic score
—
77/100
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Sharp, humorous writing
  • Creative and varied puzzles
  • Distinctive art style
  • Strong indie charm
  • Strong comedic writing from the original creators
  • Voice acting features the authentic cast
  • Episodic format allows bite‑sized play sessions
  • Cross‑platform availability on PS3, PC, and Mac
Cons
  • Limited platform availability (PC only)
  • Some puzzles may feel obscure without hints
  • Voice acting quality varies
  • Puzzle difficulty can be uneven across episodes
  • Limited replay value after completing the story
  • Graphics are stylized, which may not appeal to all gamers
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