Argh! Earthlings!
Step into the gaming world with Argh! Earthlings!, one of the top $2.99 games in the App Store! Crafted with creativity and innovation by Damian Thater, this captivating Entertainment game is bound to grab your attention. With its content rating of 9+, it caters to a wide audience. Ever since its release on 11th September 2017, it has been constantly updated, with the latest version rolled out on 12th July 2020.
Whether you have a liking for Entertainment, Adventure, or Puzzle games, Argh! Earthlings! is sure to keep you hooked!
User Ratings
Join the crowd of 41 gamers who have given their verdict on Argh! Earthlings!.
Ready to take on the adventure? Get Argh! Earthlings! now from the APP STORE.
Dive into Argh! Earthlings!
Get "Argh! Earthlings!" and discover the consequences of an UFO crash, accidentally caused by David, a young, slightly left-handed hobby astronomer.
Explore the surroundings of over 50 game scenes. Collect various items and combine them by just a simple finger tap. Discover the secret of a little farm and its residents and help the really upset alien named "Fred" to escape the earth, but don’t get caught by the lurking agents…
=== System Requirements ===
iPhone or iPad running iOS 10.3 or better.
=== Story ===
Everywhere on earth people report unexplainable encounters of the third kind. Some of them report UFO sights, some see symbols or even aliens in corn fields, but no one can claim having shot down an alien spacecraft – no one, but David.
David is a young hobby astronomer who one day shoots down one of these flying saucer using his self-made model rocket. Unfortunately he loses his awareness just in that one second.
Up again he starts his private investigation mission. His adventure does not only uncover unbelievable findings, but it will also turn his complete live upside down…
=== Features ===
- Retro point and click adventure, optimized for mobile devices
- Simple one-finger navigation
- Automatic game saving
- Over 1 hour of gameplay (in default game speed)
- Multiple solution possibilities in some situations.
- Adjustable game speed
- Optimized for long battery consumption and low cpu usage
- Shake to show a in-game help
- iPhone X fullscreen support
What’s Fresh in the Latest Update?
Discover what’s new in the recent update of Argh! Earthlings! on 12th July 2020:
Fixes:
- Fixed player’s scaling in kitchen scene.
- Fixed disappearing text in dark mode.
Hear from the Players – Argh! Earthlings! Reviews
Find out what gamers are saying about Argh! Earthlings!:
The speaking bubbles dont show any words. Its just white when they talk so cant follow the game or what to do with out being able to see what characters are saying .
Great game! Cant wait for sequel!
How about some sound effects and voiceovers? Would give the game and character more charm. We would definitely pay more money to download part 2 if it included this.
No speech just annoying music. Need to read subtitles. Can click on the same item over and over and you never know how many clicks before the thing actually does anything useful. People basically just say howdy or engage in meaningless long dialogues you cant stop, over and over. 5 minutes in sand we already want to shoot myself and Im a solely point and click gamer. Nothing seems useful. Hard to navigate. Disaster.
We love point and click adventure games and was excited when we saw this one on the App Store. Im over 60% finished and its starting to feel cumbersome and difficult. We love the graphics and humor in the game, but wish it was more intuitive or the hints were more helpful. With 20 items in our inventory we were doing a lot of random walking and clicking. Now we’ve resorted to using a walkthrough for much of it. Also the dialogue is way too long in some parts and can get repetitive. Halfway through we found the speed settings, so that does help some. We doubt that Ill make it through the whole game, but we did enjoy it quite a bit in the beginning before it got repetitive and difficult.
Theres a lot of scenes and the game play is good. Auto save works great here. Lots of objects and puzzles at the same time, thanks for that. Cute cartooning retro look. Very likable characters. Helpful hints along the way. If you click something more than once, you might get different dialogue and hints. A fun premise overall and the puzzles are unique. The quirkyness is that you need to wait for dialogues to finish or failed attempts to be applied before you can click again, or maybe Im impatient. The dialogues can be slow, so the creator should speed things up a little as we read faster than the game. English translation a little off but no worries. Fred talks too much when you first encounter him and at the end. This is a traditional retro looking point and click. It has real puzzles so youre not just clicking everything mindlessly. Good value.
Very clever story line, funny characters and dialogue. There are no puzzles, just found items and the logic to use them to complete the adventure. Some of the logic was in a different planet! But the developer has a walkthrough on his website that we had to utilize on occasion. A link from the game menu to this walkthrough would have been helpful. Overall, it was fun!