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Horké léto

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This point-and-click adventure tasks a teenager with rescuing his family from island cannibals, featuring comedian Zdeněk Izer's voice acting and wacky Czech humor.

Horké léto is a Czech adventure game developed by Maxon and released for DOS in 1998; no earlier platform version exists.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1998
Size
218.36 MB
Version
HL.EXE
Rating
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About Horké léto

Horké léto is a point and click adventure game that forms the initial entry in a trilogy. The player controls teenager Honza Majer, whose family relocates to a Pacific island for his father's botanical work.

Shortly after their arrival, the rest of his family is taken by cannibals, leaving Honza to rescue them. The game features dialogue performed entirely by Czech comedian Zdeněk Izer, which contributes to its character. As with many adventures from its region, the interactions are known for their eccentric humor. It is possible to play this title directly in a web browser.