Day of the Tentacle Remastered

This is one of the best adventure games you will find. It's a massive classic and the first game I that had full voice in it. I was amazed when I saw it back in the early 90's. Though the old game still holds it's ground the remake is rather good thank's to the original persons behind it. If you have not played it then for the love of games buy it now!!!!!

Have to say this game was practically my childhood. I used to go to after school club and this was one of two games they had on the Windows 95 PC there. Plays exactly how I remember it, and works on modern systems too (including Windows 10). Not sure about the new interface, however I guess its a comprimise that had to be made so that the console version could be made. I'd prefer an option to have the older interface but this is a minor complaint at best.

Day of the Tentacle is the peak of LucasArt point n click adventure imo, there's a quirky story with quirky characters. The soundtrack is perfect and the remaster makes the game look beautiful! A great variation in the voice acting makes it enjoyable as well. There's interesting gameplay mechanics beyond the regular point n click, such as the time travel feature - sending things through time and changing the past are additions to the game to not make it repetitive. Seeing the same house in three versions makes it fun on a meta-level tbh and I have to admit I'm a fan of games that does this. Day of the Tentacle is definitely for the point n click lover, LucasArt really did their best here and thanks to DoubleFine it really gets to shine again. Love it!

I played the original CD-Rom "talkie" when it first came out. In the triangle box, like the one on this guy's shelf. then sold it on ebay for $80 years later. I just bought Grim Fandango RM. But Zak McKracken and the alien mind benders. That would be a perfect game to remaster.

Bear in mind, when looking at rating scores, that 4.6 (DoTT's rating at the time of writing) has been knocked down by at least 0.9 points by people complaining that the game is late, that it doesn't have a Linux version, that it's not translated into Venusian, and other nonsense reasons like that, which have nothing to do with how good or bad the game is. If people have complaints about customer service, they should complain to customer service, not skew the ratings of the games -- possibly making people miss out on games they would have loved. The true GOG rating for Day of the Tentacle is, therefore, and highly appropriately, 5.5 out of 5. If you haven't played it, you really need to. You can't miss out on something so historically important -- which, fortunately, happens to be a brilliant game, at the same time!