Although short,Floigan Bros. boasts great graphics and a different style of gameplay.
One of the highlights of Floigan Bros. is that Moigle has real emotions and feelings as a human. He can be happy,sad,mad,scared,playful,and neutral. You can do certain things to him to change his mood like punching him,insulting him,and feeding him. There are a few boxes around the junkyard with a pad in them. If Moigles mood matches the mood displayed on these boxes,the box will open and Hoigle will can stand on it and trigger an event.. These boxes and pads are important to getting the 7 parts.
You can also play with Moigle. At first,he will only know how to play high-five. As you win games and find parts,Moigle will award you with points. You then use these points to teach him new tricks and teach him new games. You can teach him new games such as tag,catch,hide and seek,and more. Moigle gives you more points for the harder games,but they also take more points to learn. These games are fun and can be entertaining,but they really have no point besides to get more points to learn new games.
Graphically,the game looks great. The colors are clear and crisp,and the effects are nice. The game has a real cartoon look and it works very nicely.
Everything is neatly detailed and clean looking. The framerate normally stays where it should be,so there's not much slowdown.
The bad thing about the game is its length. The only adjective is basically to find the 7 parts. After that,there's nothing else to do. It would of been nice to have some extras or at least a longer storyline.
All and all,Floigan Bros. is a good game,but the game is short lived. If you're looking for a game that will appeal to you for hours,then look elsewhere.