Stupid Invaders vs The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble

Stupid Invaders is a comedic point‑and‑click adventure based on the Space Goofs cartoon. Players alternate between five quirky alien characters—Candy, Etno, Gorgious, Stereo and Bud—as they hide in an abandoned house and repair their ship while evading the evil scientist Dr. Sakarin and his henchman Bolok. The game blends cartoon‑style humor with sci‑fi puzzles in a single‑player experience released for PC and Mac in December 2000.

The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble is a 1994 graphical adventure game developed by Coktel Vision and created by Pierre Gilhodes. Players control Woodruff, a mutated hero who must navigate a strange, vertically layered city to save his adopted father and uncover the secret of the Schnibble. Featuring hand-drawn graphics reminiscent of the Gobliiins series, the game combines offbeat humor, surreal logic, and challenging inventory-based puzzles. Distributed in North America by Sierra Entertainment, it offers a distinctively quirky experience filled with bizarre characters and imaginative environments.

• Humorous writing that captures the cartoon’s spirit
• Distinct alien characters each offering unique gameplay mechanics
• Hand‑drawn art style is charming and nostalgic
• Puzzles are varied and integrate character switching

• Distinctive and charming hand-drawn art style
• Hilarious offbeat humor and creative writing
• Memorable surreal world-building and character design
• Challenging puzzles for traditional adventure fans

• Graphics are dated by modern standards
• Some puzzles can be obscure and require trial‑and‑error
• Limited replay value after the story is completed

• Obscure puzzle logic can sometimes lead to trial-and-error gameplay
• Limited modern platform availability without emulation
• Interface can feel dated compared to contemporary point-and-click titles