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Dexter's Laboratory : Deesaster Strikes!

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An isometric platformer where you explore your lab, recapture rogue clones, and repair the damage.

Dexter's Laboratory: Deesaster Strikes! was released for Game Boy Advance in 2001 by BAM! Entertainment; it is the original version of this game, with no earlier releases on other platforms.


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Released
2001
Genre
Perspective
Diagonal-down
Visual
Isometric
Size
1.34 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Dexter's Laboratory : Deesaster Strikes!

Dexter's Laboratory: Deesaster Strikes! is an isometric platformer set within Dexter's own lab. The core situation involves managing the fallout from a malfunctioning device called the Clone-a-Matic, which has unleashed a swarm of miniature clones of his sister, Dee-Dee.

Player activity focuses on navigating the laboratory environment to round up these clones for reabsorption into the machine. This primary objective is complicated by the need to also fix various forms of damage scattered throughout the setting. Additionally, the environment itself presents hazards, and formerly benign robots have turned hostile.

The initial premise stems from Dexter's attempt to use the Clone-a-Matic to duplicate himself, a plan that backfired when the device, noted for its flashing lights and lack of security, was activated to produce the troublesome Dee-Dee copies instead.

Dexter's Laboratory : Deesaster Strikes! Screenshots

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Title Splash in intro
Title Screen
Main Menu
Intro: Dee Dee foolishly enters the cloning machine...
Tutorial: Signs explain the controls.
The pause screen also gives information about the level.
Overview of the level's different segments.
Dee Dee's clones must be grabbed with Dexter's robotic hand.
Having put back a clone, a screen shows how many we have caught so far.
The game can be saved at these computers.
We need to direct an UFO Dexter built to reach some switches.
Fire pillars