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AL Potato - Nowhere near Vegas

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AL Potato - Nowhere near Vegas playtest

by CatsPajamas

A LucasArts-inspired point-and-click adventure. Help AL Potato and his orange buddy Pancho collect and combine items, solve absurd puzzles, and charm desert weirdos — all in a desperate quest to reach Las Vegas. Hand-drawn art and offbeat humor throughout.

It's free to ask. The developer chooses who gets in.

Access
By request
On playtest since
Aug 19, 2026
Planned release
To be announced
Developer
CatsPajamas
Platforms
Windows, macOS
Players
Single-player
Languages
English

How to join the AL Potato - Nowhere near Vegas playtest

  1. Open the game's Steam page with the Request access button. Sign in to Steam if it asks.
  2. Request access to the AL Potato - Nowhere near Vegas playtest there. It's free and doesn't commit you to anything.
  3. The developer lets players in, often in batches, so it can take a while. Steam emails you when you're in, and the playtest appears in your library.

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How AI is used

Some voices of NPCs are created with AI.

The developer's own words, from Steam.

About AL Potato - Nowhere near Vegas

A potato. An orange. A broken-down car in the middle of nowhere.

AL Potato: Nowhere Near Vegas is an absurd point-and-click adventure game inspired by the golden age of LucasArts classics like Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, and Sam & Max.

When AL the potato and his best friend Pancho crash their car in the desert, their Vegas dream hits a wall — or rather a road sign. Now it's up to you to get these two unlikely heroes back on the road.

Features:

  • Classic point-and-click adventure gameplay: explore environments, pick up items, and combine them to solve puzzles
  • Witty, humor-driven story filled with absurd characters and unexpected situations
  • Hand-drawn art style with charming, fully original visuals
  • A variety of brain-teasing puzzles that reward creative thinking
  • Dialogue-driven interactions where talking to the right (or wrong) characters opens new possibilities
  • A love letter to the classic LucasArts era, made by two lifelong fans of the genre

If you've ever wanted to guide a sentient potato through a sun-scorched desert full of weirdos, bad luck, and Vegas dreams — your moment has arrived.

From the game's Steam page.