
Originally released by LucasArts in 1993 as a sequel to Ron Gilbert’s ground breaking Maniac Mansion, Day of the Tentacle is back in a remastered edition that features all new hand-drawn, high resolution artwork, with remastered audio, music and sound effects.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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Classic point and click, one of the first i've played. Good humor, puzzle not that hard but funny. A must for everybody who want to play a point and click games.
it is the known classic, just improved
It's Day of the Tentacle. If that didn't sell you on it, I don't know what to tell you (except maybe that it's got fun puzzles, a fantastic art style, and well-written and voiced dialog that will keep any fan of adventure games who plays through it once playing through it every few years for the rest of their life).
A LucasArts classic with updated graphics and improved music quality: what's not to like?
Nostalgisk og sakte-spill.
Really fun game, I love the wacky-ness and the characters and the setting! It looks amazing too, I really appreciate how true they seemed to have stuck to the OG game while making it nicer looking AND giving you the option for the original style! Don't be afraid to occasionally look up a hint guide, I got stuck a few times purely because I didn't menu correctly even though i knew the solution (theres alot of ways you can interact with objects in this game!)
One of the best adventures ever written.
Very fun classic point & click game. The puzzles are fun, the writing and story is really silly in a good way, and it has it's charm with it's visual style. The game also has great at hinting at solutions to puzzles without ever giving it away straight away. It strikes an amazing balance between silly puzzle solutions and actually giving the player enough to be able to figure it out. The playthrough took me about 8 hours I think, and I ended up looking up the solution to only 2 puzzle steps (after not finding it myself for 30 minutes), which really speaks for the game in my opinion. So if you like classic point & click adventures, this is 100% a good recommendation.
It's Day of the Tentacle. It's old school LucasFilm Games. It's Tim Schaffer. And it is very nicely remastered. What else is there to say?
Super Spiel Remastert noch besser
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