Day of the Tentacle Remastered

Pros: The new graphics are clear and vibrant, and as close to the originals as it's possible to be- it literally looks like someone hit one of those fictional 'enhance' buttons and the game became less pixelated. Everything from the original is there, with nothing cut or changed except the new interface, which is easy to use and can easily be swapped out for the old one if desired. The developers' commentary, while fairly short, is enjoyable and a good excuse to play through a second time. And if you prefer the original graphics or just want to experience the game as originally seen, there's an option to use those, too. As for the game itself, I hardly need to say that it's a classic, and while I prefer adventure fare like Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, it's a fun, silly, well-designed, enjoyable game deserving of five stars. It's rarely laugh-out-loud funny, but you'll get a smile out of it. Cons: There are literally none. Other remakes like Broken Sword Director's Cut and Gabriel Knight 20th Anniversary should have gone this route instead of adding filler puzzles and dumbing down the game world.

This is quite possibly the best remaster of a classic game I've seen so far. Seriously, just play it. This is basically as good as adventure games get. :-)

Funny, clever and witty. If you haven't played it, you haven't lived

I played this game in the 90s and it blew my socks of with how much fun it was. I have loved games like this as they can be frustrating at times but they also bring back a lot of gaming memories as well. It is a fun game with very good voice acting some fun puzzles and great humour as well and it is so good how they lovingly remastered it so it shows how much they care for their old games,by all means get it and have some fun.

Along with Star Control 2, this point-and-click game was responsible for my sense of humor in childhood. It has everything you want: World domination, time travel, and so much ridiculous humor to leave you literally laughing at the intentional absurdity of the solutions to the puzzles.