Toonstruck

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A classic

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A mix of a real character with cartoons, like Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but reversed (you are a real character in a cartoon world). The game starts out pretty normal, but soon falls back on the cartoon logic for puzzles. Act 2 introduces some pixel hunting to prolong the game, and then it all ends with a big cliffhanger. Obviously Toonstruck 2 was never made, so we're stuck with this. It's still a fun adventure game to play through.

Toonstruck was a blast. Christopher Lloyd was a perfect fit for Drew Blanc and felt completely at home alongside the animated cast. The whole game has a very LucasArts-style point-and-click feel, which I appreciated because it means you can focus on the world, puzzles, and jokes without worrying about cheap deaths. The humor landed for me hard. It is full of sexual innuendo, and the dynamic between the corrupted sheep and cow was hilarious. The voice acting is superb, and while the music is not especially original, it will feel instantly familiar to anyone who grew up watching cartoons in the 80s and 90s. My only real complaints are a sliding tile puzzle and a mandatory arcade mini-game. I already hate sliding tile puzzles, and the arcade section really should have been skippable. Even with those issues, I had a great time with Toonstruck and highly recommend it.

Classic!

Many fond memories of me and my sister huddled around an old grey 90s CRT monitor trying to figure out what to do while playing this game. Very short and sweet point and click adventure game where you play as Drew Blanc who is played by Christopher Lloyd. Not going to lie Christopher's acting in this is very sub par. Its like he was just directed to do reactions without being told what he is reacting to but all the voice actors are sublime and Tim Curry as Nofarious is the chef's kiss. Drew is a artist for children's cartoons and gets sucked into the cartoon land of "cutopia" and it is his goal to return home with help from his little purple friend "Flux Wildly". Absolute Kino. Is in need of a remaster though.

One of the best Point and Click Adventures ever made. Nearly 30 years later it's still an awesome ride with Drew and Flux.

As someone who hates point and click games this was awesome. I love Tim Curry and Christopher Lloyd in this, the puns are great. I would've loved to a sequel to it.

Zany, comical, diabolical. Super fun point & click adventure game featuring Christopher Lloyd (yes Doc Brown from Back 2 the Future). Nostalgia trip for those who played it back on the day. This time, you don't need 2 discs to play the entire game! Modern technology woop