E.T.: Phone Home Adventure

E.T.: Phone Home Adventure is a video game in the adventure genre developed by Lexis Numérique SA and published by Ubisoft, Inc. originally released in 2002. It is currently playable on Windows.

One of three games released to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the release of the movie 'E. T. The Extra-Terrestrial', the game allows players ages 8 and up to move E. T. and explore different areas, participate in activities and missions, and interact with Elliot, Gertie, Michael and more. E. T. is a 3D adventure consisting of 12 games that allow players to interact with other characters. The login screen allows users to watch a trailer for the movie.

E. T. is stranded on Earth and in order to call home, he must find an object and build a communicator to contact his home planet and be picked up by a spaceship. The player's cursor is E. T. 's finger. s finger, which can move and click on objects. It lights up when he can perform an action or response, and becomes a handle when he can pick up an object, such as candy, a hanger or a key, and place it in his backpack. Until E. T. is available, the on-screen task bar shows objects collected and access to Elliott or Gertie for help. Players can save their progress or exit at any time. Elliott's bedroom, Gertie's closet, the main floor and attic of the Children's House, and the famous moonlit bike path appear as places where E. T. can use his healing powers to save flowers and use logic to solve puzzles and obtain certain objects.

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