Sam & Max 105: Reality 2.0

this is the only good version. the other version has been unessicarily censored for ... things that aren't even remotely offensive. I don't know what the pulbisher was thinking in saying "no body will notice" when anyone with a brain did. Worse yet the excuse of "we didn't feel comfortable making those jokes in 2020" when they sure as hell weren't offensive even by today's delicate standards.

Sam & Max 105: Reality 2.0 is another entry in a long series of short ScummVM style point and click adventure games. This episode has our comedy freelance police rabbit and dog investigating widespread computer malfunctions, and to do so they'll need to deal with a gang of obsolete computers and a quirky VR world. Gameplay consists of basic point and click adventuring and inventory management, with the occasional minigame. The only thing preventing this from being recommendable is poor futureproofing, as the game lacks proper customisable resolution and support for high definition/widescreen displays. And the way Telltale Games removed it from the store.

The entire series relies on its unfunny jokes which hinder the gameplay a lot, and the gameplay itself is rather average anyway. I shouldn't have bothered myself and I don't recommend it.

this game teached me how to become a member of society

Reality 2.0 is the fifth episode of Sam & Max Save the World. It holds to the same quality as the previous episode! The fact that Sam & Max makes fun of augmented reality several years before it becomes a real thing is hilarious. The storyline in this episode is that the computers of the world are malfunctioning, which Sam and Max are quickly finding out is related to the latest fad in the city - Reality 2.0 which you access through a VR-headset. This takes you to something that reminds you a bit of your old neighborhood... somewhat. But you have to stop the internet before it's too late! The soundtrack definitely excels in this episode and while the re-use of some previous characters is well-made the introduction of the new "characters" is honestly one of the funniest things I've seen in such video game. The gameplay is much of the same, however I do wish that they had expanded upon the battle system a bit. I understand why it wasn't a thing - but it would have been fun! Much like the previous episode, there is a lack of mini-games besides the battle system (which is more or less dialogue anyway so I don't count it as one). With a bunch of technology, internet and video game references this episode is by far the best. It reminds me a lot of newer games such as Hypnospace Outlaw and Broken Reality. I am hoping that the final episode that is meant to tie together all these episode will pull through!

Rabbit canonically committed war crimes wtf

Another quality episode in this well-made reboot, episode 5 sees the world becoming obsessed with an augmented reality-based 'internet'. With some well-judged references throughout the alternate world, this was great fun to play through, with the four controlling computers being standout characters, strongly written with the distinctive, quirky personalities that tie nicely to their particular specialist origins.

good game