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Adam and Eve: Astronaut sends the series' resourceful caveman after his biggest goal yet: a rocketship of his own. To get one flying he needs an engine, which means sneaking screen by screen through a guarded space facility, working out how to get past whatever alien tech or watchful guard stands in his way.
Every screen is its own small puzzle. Nothing moves until you find the right order to interact with what's in front of you — a lever, a strange creature, a piece of machinery — and Adam only advances once that sequence clicks into place. There's no timer and no way to actually lose; a wrong click just means trying a different combination.
Controls
Mouse or touchscreen only — click or tap the objects on screen in the order that makes sense. No keyboard is needed.
Tips
- Look over the whole screen before clicking anything. Order usually matters more than speed.
- If you're stuck, check background details as well as the obvious objects — interactive items aren't always the largest thing on screen.
- Backed into a dead end? Most screens let you retry a sequence with no penalty, so it's safe to experiment.
It's a good fit for anyone who likes short, low-pressure point-and-click puzzles and has followed Adam through the earlier entries in the series.
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