
Sam is a dog in a suit. Max is his naked rabbity partner. Together, they’re the Freelance Police. Jump into the not-quite-right world of Sam & Max via the wonder science of virtual reality, and join the multimedia darlings in their never-ending quest to slap the stupid grin off the face of evil.
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Languages: English*, French, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
I'm trying REALLY HARD to like this game, but it's tough. There are a lot of VR QOL features NOT in this game. For example, if you drop something on the floor, you have to literally pick it up, but it's impossible to do while in sitting mode. It wants you to reach lower than the ground in real life. There's a level I'm stuck on where you find items to add to your inventory, but you only have two slots, and the items keep disappearing or shrinking to minuscule size when I put them in my inventory. I've found three items, but only two slots. What the hell does it want me to do? This game feels like it was made 8 years ago when VR was new, but it's not. It was made THIS YEAR! I've wanted nothing more than to see Sam and Max: Freelance Police ride again, but this is disappointing.
(Played on htc vive) Game is nearly unplayable due to bugs and control scheme The controls are unbelievably sensitive and could have been improved with just 4 seconds of consideration Game-breaking bugs on nearly every story level Really cheap game overall and an insult to the Sam & Max franchise. 3/10 still has good writing though
no french subtitle :(
I LOVE THIS GAME, is what i would have typed if i stopped playing after 10 mins. sadly its a mishmash of old mechanics wrapped in a poorly optimised Sam and Max skin. i started out grinning as i stand next to the loved characters of my childhood but once i tried to play the game it was all down hill. the Bop it bombs frequently broke causing frustration, falling through the world, max getting stuck in animations so i was unable to progress the list goes on. this is a £5 game at best and that's if you are a die hard Sam and Max fan otherwise, avoid
Очень ламповая игра. Если вы фанат серии, то вам понравится
i want a 10 hour story freeroam now as a 5$ dlc now like fallout
Frequent bugs ruin the experience and result in having to restart scenes multiple times to try and avoid silly things like objects vanishing from existence, bad physics making it impossible to complete tasks and queued events not triggering leaving the player hanging unsure what to do. Shame really, was looking forward to this one.
I'm overall enjoying this experience, seeing Sam and Max up close, being in their world, just blows my mind! I recommend this to all Sam and Max fans!
I went into this expecting an adventure game like previous Sam & Max games. What I got instead was a collection of mini-games. OK, it could be my fault for buying the game without really looking into it, so let's judge the game for what it is rather than bemoan what I wanted it to be. And what it is... is adequate at best. Shooting and throwing games were difficult to be accurate with. Climbing was all right, but getting onto the ledge you're climbing to was tricky, and I fell through the map on one attempt. I'm not convinced the ski-ball game was even working. And the batting game wouldn't let me move to a left-handed position until I tried all the buttons and found a teleport button I didn't know I had. But eventually you reach a "story" section, which is just the same mini-games but with a bit more talking between them. During the first such story section, I was told to wave my hand. So I waved my hand. Nothing happened. No matter how I waved or what I waved at, nothing happened. I wandered around for what must've been ten minutes before the scene suddenly moved on while my back was turned, and I'll never know whether I finally waved in a way the game recognised, or whether it just timed out and moved on by its own. During the second story section, I was similarly stuck for a while because a mechanic didn't seem to be working, when the game crashed. I didn't bother reloading to see if it auto-saved, because I just wasn't having fun. The writing is fine, and I did get a few chuckles out of it, but that's the best I can say about this game. Actually playing it is pretty boring when it's not being annoyingly janky.
Goated game can't wait for the part where Sam And Max make out
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