Strange events begin 2 weeks before the start of the final match in the championship of American soccer, taking place in Miami. Dolphins team mascot is Dolphin Snowball, who is kidnapped by unknown people. If the teammates and the management find out about it, the mood will get very bad, and the opponents will have a high chance of winning.
The team owner consults with the head coach and the press secretary. He orders them to find the lost team player in time, or they will be fired. The secretary understands the importance of the mission and has no desire to get lost in the workplace, so she turns to Ace Ventura, who previously found her pikinex.
In the project "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" The player will have to take control of Ace, a private detective searching for missing and stolen pets. I've never really been impressed with games based on movies. It seems that more often than not they lack the quality of original titles, because the makers bank on the fact that fans of the movie will forgive any shortcomings in the game because it bears resemblance to or reminds them of the film.
As a result, the developers often don't put forth the same effort they would if the game had to stand on its own merits. Well, by this point it should come as no surprise to you to hear me say that 7th Level seems to be banking on the popularity of the Ace Ventura movies to carry this game. The animation is passable, the graphics crisp. But it's simple. Two-dimensional without even the hint of an effort to create any 3D sense.
And though Ace moves when you tell him to, very little else ever happens. At one point I took my hand off the mouse and just watched to see what would happen. Ace stood in one place blinking, Spike was a wooden statue, and because Ace was on a submarine, a school of fish would periodically swim past the window. The same fish over and over again. It all had the feel of a cheap cartoon -- Speed Racer or G Force -- where characters in transit pass the same tree again and again and again I wasn't any more impressed by the audio in Ace Ventura than I was in the graphics.
Like the graphics, the audio functions, but it's just as dull as the visual elements of this game. Ace mugs it up and you get to hear lots and lots from some guy doing an adequate job of imitating Jim Carrey playing Ace Ventura.
But that's not the kind of audio that really makes a game rich. It's the surrounding sounds that are important for creating tension and excitement, for building a sense of place and atmosphere. Those sounds are woefully absent in Ace Ventura.
Instead, Ace moves through rooms filled with the sound of dead air -- in some cases you hear what may be intended as the distant hum of machinery. At any time, Ace can access his watch, where settings can be changed and the game saved.
Some puzzles are classic "use item on item" adventure fare, but there are lots of action mini-games. One of 7th Level's most obscure releases before fading into obscurity, Ace Ventura is a decent cartoon adventure starring the wacky cartoon series of the same name which was popularized by a Jim Carrey movie.
Despite featuring some hilarious voice acting and excellent animation, Ace Ventura is ultimately little more than an average adventure game that's disappointingly short and easy. GameSpot has the lowdown on this one:. Did that make you laugh? Then you're probably going to like Ace Ventura. Borrowing from the Ace Ventura cartoon series, the game features all the same gags, mannerisms, and obnoxiousness from the world's famous pet detective - the kind of stuff that's so stupid, you have no choice but to laugh.
And it's the humor that keeps the game afloat. As in a lot of adventure games, long, drawn-out stories are told in between each level. But refreshingly, the scenes are actually entertaining - a good thing, since there's no way to skip them. You'll likely cruise through this title with ease, but you'll have plenty of fun getting there. The humor, albeit sophomoric in some places, and hilarious animations make the game well worth the huge download, although expert adventure gamers will find the game disappointingly easy.
Two thumbs up! Screenshots from MobyGames. ABCD 8 points. Vincent 4 points. Tested it out with Lutris on Popos The settings i have is wine version "tkg-osu The virtual desktop is activated at x It is also virus free i checked it with Clamav.
LL Fam 3 points. Sid -2 points. Tried this in Dosbox with Wind 3. Whenever the game starts only noise comes out of the speaker. The Games seems to work except for the sound.
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