Stupid Invaders

About

Stupid Invaders lets you bounce between five bumbling aliens stuck on Earth after a crash landing. Each character has distinct moves and skills you’ll use to outwit a scheming scientist and his goon Bolok. The game leans into slapstick humor with chaotic set pieces and simple point-and-click puzzles. You’ll guide the crew through an abandoned house while fixing their ship, all while avoiding capture. The gameplay feels lightweight but spry, with a focus on quick escapes and goofy interactions. The game’s charm comes from its ties to the Space Goofs cartoon, translating the show’s absurdity into bite-sized challenges. Dedicated to its creator Jean-Yves Raimbaud after his death, it carries a nostalgic edge for longtime fans. Released in 2000, it runs on older systems but holds up as a breezy, family-friendly romp. With no combat or complex mechanics, it’s a straightforward adventure that prioritizes laughs over tension.

Storyline

Five aliens - Candy, Etno, Gorgious, Stereo and Bud - crashland on Earth, and hide out in an abandoned house while they repair their spaceship. In the meantime, Dr Sakarin, an evil alien-collecting scientist has found out about them, and sends out his evil henchman Bolok to capture them. The player alternates between controlling each of the five aliens, and must help them escape.