Sam & Max: This Time It's Virtual!

i love sam & max and it IS fun to listen to the two titular characters chatter, but the game itself is just bad. it might be more fun if the controls were better, but even then that wouldnt be able to save the rest of it. if youre a big fan of the series its worth it to, like, watch someone else play through the game, but it isnt worth *your* money. i would have enjoyed a vr movie where you just sorta hang with them on a linear and uninteractive case more than i enjoyed this mess

i'll admit, a vr sam and max game was a very nice idea. upon trying out the game it had felt that idea had been trampled and severely washed down with a pressure washer. it lacks fun to the point of it actively sucking fun out of me and i dont see myself completing it any time soon. that head puzzle felt like it were designed for a five year old yet still had me failing it with an incredibly generous timer to boot. the shooting section and its ammo might as well have just been a waiting game that got kind of fun as it went on and the throwing physics are dialed up so much that i feel horrifically superhuman.

Man muss dazu sagen, dass ich biased bin. Ich liebe Sam and Max seit meiner Kindheit. Ich fand den Anfang ganz cool dann hat es leider immer mehr nachgelassen. Die Minispiele würde ich alle bis auf eins nicht nochmal spielen. Für 25 euro ist es einfach zu teuer für das was es bietet. Wenn mans für 10 euro bekommt würde ich es vll richtigen sam and max fans empfehlen, sonst muss ich leider sagen ist das nicht so zu empfehlen

I love Sam & Max

Sam & Max: This Time it's JANK! If you love Sam & Max, both old and new, then I recommend playing this. The game's pretty much full of jank and lacks polish, but the reason you buy the game is for the titular partners in crime-fighting, and they deliver: they're the same lovable goofs you knew from before, but this time, you can pick Max up and throw him yourself! Max is a lot of fun, I loved interacting with him. I can assure you he's not underused in this game. There's no returning characters from the previous Telltale games or the LucasArts solo outing, so the focus is where it needs to be to make this game enjoyable and worth a playthrough. Despite how unfinished the game feels, I would definitely play it again sometime: it's short and well-segmented enough that you can jump in anytime and see if you're throwing arm's gotten any better, and the game itself doesn't take up much space on your hard drive. Go on, buy it! For old time's sake.

This game is a huge lot of fun, the minigames aren't a total slog, and were actually pretty fun. The writing and dialogue were spot on to what I would expect! Obviously I can't expect old characters to come back, but some old references were a nice touch. The only thing I didn't like was just how short the experience was and/or the lack of content. The overall experience was good, just I wish there was more to do! If the devs added an expansion with a new case every now and then it would be one of the best story based vr games I have ever played! If you're a big fan of sam & max like me, you'll like this game.

Its not that good tbh

Was a rough tutorial for Sam&Max VR. Just a lot more mini-games than puzzle solving. Also really tough time with Steam Index controls, not sure if it's because it was more optimized for another VR set? Also, pretty disappointed that the convenience store was not the Snuckey's with nostalgic music....