Full Throttle Remastered

The game is, of course, still terrific and atmospheric. Having discovered it with the remake, I loved it. But the redrawn assets lack some of the original detail. The sounds got a great upgrade though, and widescreen scenes look nice, which makes you switch between the original and remake all the time to see what you're missing.

I love point and click games, they've got a lot of charm, a huge amount of interactions, and can test your wits. This game however has none of that. While I do like the aesthetics and animation, I am severly disappointed with this game. From the extremely bareboned attempts to pad out a 30 minute story with terrible logic puzzles that force you to go through a ton of hoops, to a majority of linear areas that have less than 3 interactive parts. It feels a lot like the Bubsy 3D to good 3D platformers... At least I got this game when it was free, yet even then, I think that may have been a price too great to pay.

Great genre, awsome game, taste of heaven to play again this game in great conditions and AUDIO IN MAY LANGUAGE AS IN 1995!

The good first: It is possible to switch on the fly between old and remastered. The Bad: The Userinterface allows only for 3 options (hand, mouth, foot), and the cursor only names an object after cklicking on it. The start is not funny and there is a fight on a bike which consists of button mashing.... That was enough for me to deinstall this mess, which does not belong to the great games, so the cinematic graphics are quite promising. I would have given this game one star, but I give it two stars since I did not finish.

This isn't Grim Fandango or Monkey Island, take off the Nostalgia Glasses, half the game isn't a point and click adventure but rather Bike Fighting and demolition derby driving. Voice Acting and art are great, if you have a few hours to kill you can do it here it is short, but it isn't great.