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Pat the alligator, a (mostly) harmless and (probably) innocent reptile is at the center of a conspiracy that could bring down the biggest, scariest family in Alligator New York City: his own! Explore the city, meet the Family, and try to save Pat before the clock runs out.
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Funny, plot-driven, cosy and clear.
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NintendoWorldReportAlex OronaMar 20219.5/10The cast all feel like exaggerated members of your own family and the mini games are refreshingly varied to rarely become cumbersome. Video game comedy is known to be hit or miss but with this game there's fun to be had for everybody. After multiple playthroughs, I will continue to show off this game to anyone that will listen but until then… After while, crocodile.
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CGMagazineKris GoorhuisMar 20209/10Ruthlessly charming to a degree that renders minor quibbles negligible [insert alligator joke]
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Nintendo LifeKate GrayMar 20218/10More than that, though, it's a true joy to find a game that doesn't stretch out its stellar moments with long sections of padding. Every minute you spend in Later Alligator is time well-spent, with background details to look at, terrible puns to appreciate, and a noodly jazz soundtrack that's full of bops. It's worth the price, we say, because it has the highest laughs per second (LPS) of any game we've played. That's damn good value!
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IGDB rating 7.7/10 from 18 ratings.
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