Sam & Max Hit the Road

good

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"So where are all of the bodacious Bigfoot babes?" "Take it easy Max you don't even like girls." "Really?" This game is too quotable and also really good. I recommend it.

Cartoon-Humor, mittelschwere Rätsel, Mini-Games - eine unterhaltsame Variation der klassischen LucasArts Poin & Click Adventures. Nur die veränderte Steuerung mit 2 Mouse-Buttons und das versteckte Inventar erzwingen ein Umdenken.

This one is for fans of point and click adventures and the silly and irreverent humor. As a fan of Sam and Max, this game is an absolute gem.

It took me a lifetime of gamer to come to terms with this, but most of the Lucasart Scumm games are not good. Maniac mansion was more of a pretentious tech demo than a fun game, Zac Mc Kraken, an unplayable mess, Monkey 1 was good, but all the sequels were unneeded & unfunny, Last Crusade was the best, Loom & The Dig : unfun and unplayable without a walkthrough. To Sam and Max hit the road, I almost gave a pass. The game uses moon logic but is more or less playable without a walkthrough, provided you are VERY patient or have a lot of time to lose, or are a really huge fan of Sam and Max. Unfortunately the locations keep appearing and it gets progressively more complex and less interesting, moreover there are serious interface problems, especially wrt to movement, sometimes it's a mystery where to click to be able to move to a spot you can see on the screen. But the worst thing, is that the dialogs and story don't keep you hooked to the game, rather you endure them in order to finish the game. That's the nail in the coffin.. I don't know about the Sam&Max franchise, and it doesn't seem like something I'd be interested to read or watch, and I couldn't care less about this story of moody bigfoots, 1980s conspiracy theories, and american backwater attraction parks. The experience is not as bad as zacMcKraken or Loom or The Dig, so I was hesitant to put a thumb down, but in the end, I know I won't bother finishing it. The humour feels very tired today. Two one-dimensional characters, one whose sole schtick is to talk like an old sitcom jew. The other one has random accesses of juvenile violence that must have felt very cool back when Bart Simpson was still bankable. The environment is made entirely of nerdy pop culture references and 1993 humour (bungee jumping anyone?) It's difficult to imagine now but the audiovisual aspect of these games was incredible back in the late 80s/early 90s when they were released and all games of that time had only repetitive animations and tile based decors. Scumm games felt like real cartoons and it was the best use of a computer to date. Sam & max is one of the best demonstrations of it here, even if that means having to wait through some annoying repetitive animations while trying to solve puzzles. [h1](follow my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33882793/]GenXPlayers[/url] for more retro and indie reviews)[/h1]