The makers of Earthworm Jim and the Neverhood have created a unique stop motion clay animation point-and-click adventure game called Armikrog. Follow the exploits of space explorer Tommynaut and his talking blind alien dog Beak-Beak as they explore and solve puzzles to discover the secrets of the stronghold that has imprisoned them!
 
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<li>Follow the exploits of space explorer Tommynaut and his talking blind alien dog Beak-Beak as they explore and solve puzzles to discover the secrets of the stronghold that has imprisoned them!</li>
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<li>Adorable characters created by Earthworm Jim creator Doug TenNapel and The Neverhood authors Ed Schofield and Mike Dietz.</li>
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<li>A talented voice cast featuring well-known actors like Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite), Rob Paulsen (Pinky and the Brain), and Michael J. Nelson, brings Armikrog's characters to life (Mystery Science Theater 3000).</li>
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<li>Terry Scott Taylor, an American songwriter and record producer, produced the original soundtrack.</li>
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<h3>Gameplay</h3>
 
Traditional point-and-click controls are used throughout the game to interact with objects and move about. Both the space explorer Tommynaut and his companion Beak-Beak are controlled by the player. Tommynaut has a similar capacity as Klaymen in The Neverhood to store things inside his body. He is mainly controlled by the player, who owns the Zipkicker and performs most of the physical work, such as pulling levers and resolving problems. Only Beak-Beak can fly in specific locations and fit through narrow openings. Additionally, he can digest small objects and transmit them to Tommynaut via regurgitation.
 
 
<h3>Plot</h3>
 
Without the strength of P-tonium to keep them alive, the population of the planet Ixen is on the verge of extinction. To locate these crystals, they dispatch the Vognaut, Numnaut, and Tommynaut brothers as astronauts to the world Spiro 5. Tommynaut and his best friend Beak-Beak are the only survivors when two of the brothers tragically perish from unknown causes.
 
Traditional point-and-click controls are used throughout the game to interact with objects and move about. Both the space explorer Tommynaut and his companion Beak-Beak are controlled by the player. Tommynaut has a similar capacity as Klaymen in The Neverhood to store things inside his body. He is mainly controlled by the player, who owns the Zipkicker and performs most of the physical work, such as pulling levers and resolving problems. Only Beak-Beak can fly in specific locations and fit through narrow openings. Additionally, he can digest small objects and transmit them to Tommynaut via regurgitation.