Overview
Rob Blanc II: Planet of the Pasteurised Pestilence is a point-and-click adventure game released in the year 2000 and developed by Fully Ramblomatic. This game is the second installment in the Rob Blanc series, which follows the humorous exploits of the titular character, Rob Blanc, as he navigates through various intergalactic adventures.
Story and Gameplay
In this game, players take on the role of Rob Blanc, recently appointed “Defender of the Universe”. Tasked with maintaining peace and safety across galaxies, Rob finds himself on a peculiar mission involving a planet plagued by a strange and puzzling disease. As a point-and-click adventure, players must use their wits to solve puzzles, interact with quirky characters, and maneuver through a narrative filled with wit and humor characteristic of Fully Ramblomatic’s style.
Game Features
- Engaging narrative with humorous dialogue.
- Classic point-and-click adventure mechanics.
- Challenging puzzles that require creative solutions.
- A diverse cast of intergalactic characters.
Development Insights
Developed by Fully Ramblomatic, also known by his pseudonym Yahtzee Croshaw, the game’s unique humor and storytelling reflect Croshaw’s distinctive style. While not a major commercial release, the game gained a following in the realm of indie and amateur game development. It is appreciated for its clever writing and nostalgic nod to classic adventure games.
Legacy
The game is part of a trilogy that showcases the creative potential of hobbyist game developers in the late ’90s and early 2000s. Although it did not achieve mainstream success, it is cherished as a cult classic among fans of the genre, embodying a period when independent game development started to gain traction through burgeoning online communities.
