Posted on: March 9, 2020

Satyr_King
Verified ownerGames: 418 Reviews: 13
Great game until..
Hi I'm just saying that this is a great adventure tho i disliked the bike riding part in this game.
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Posted on: March 9, 2020

Satyr_King
Verified ownerGames: 418 Reviews: 13
Great game until..
Hi I'm just saying that this is a great adventure tho i disliked the bike riding part in this game.
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Posted on: April 20, 2017

Mani-aX
Verified ownerGames: 10 Reviews: 1
Blast from the past!
Thank you so much for this remaster, brings back some great memories playing this with friends (one no longer here). This game will always have a special place with me, and you guys did a fantastic job with the remaster. Sound and Graphics look great, and the switch render mode is smooth as silk to see the difference of the old vs the new. Again, I can't thank you all enough for this remaster! -Aaron
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Posted on: October 11, 2019

vvestnik
Verified ownerGames: 34 Reviews: 1
64-bit update?
Good game but 64-bit version is needed to play on macOS Catalina...
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Posted on: January 13, 2023

P-Rock
Verified ownerGames: 165 Reviews: 31
Classic LucasArts adventure
Full Throttle is probably one of the easiest LucasArts adventure games, but that doesn't spoil the fun whatsoever. Okay, the story isn't the most original, but the game has great graphics and an amazing soundtrack by Peter McConnell, with help from biker rockband The Gone Jackals. I still get goosebumps every time I hear 'Legacy', which is an enormously catchy rock song. Look it up on Youtube, kids! The puzzles are logical and not infuriatingly obtuse like the ones in Sam & Max and Day of the Tentacle. The voice actor who voices our hero Ben is phenomenal and Mark Hamill also voices several characters. The only complaints I have is the Road Rash-esque mini game, which just involves a lot of button mashing, and that the game is a bit on the short side.
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Posted on: July 1, 2024

GeneralKukov
Verified ownerGames: 367 Reviews: 2
Doesn't hold up as well as I'd like
I was a PC game-loving kid in the '90s and while I didn't play this game back in '95, I have had it on my radar for the last thirty years. Tim Schafer, is one of my favourite game-makers out there. His follow-up to this game, Grim Fandango, might just be my favourite game of all time. So... why am I disappointed? I think there are two key factors here. The first is the puzzle design and overall gameplay. While I appreciate how Schafer was trying to think out-of-the-box with these puzzles (i.e. Ben Throttle would rather kick a door in than find a sneaky way to enter), I feel like the leaps of logic required here push things into the obtuse. I'd guess I had to consult a guide for roughly 70% of the puzzles (UHS for the win!) I am much more forgiving of the action segments. It's very easy to forget that back in the day, adventure games were seen as "slow". I admire Schafer for trying to try and spice things up - I'd bet the action felt more fun in '95. The final arena in which I was left unimpressed was the storytelling and animation. And this is 1000% an unfair critique. The original PC Gamer review heaps tons of praise on the animation - "It's like you're watching a real cartoon!" That was such a novelty back then. And yet in the intervening years we've seen so much great (2D and 3D) computer animation that rewinding the clock to this 1995 sample just doesn't impress. It's fine. But it's not the entire value proposition of the game, like it once was. While I played the whole thing with the original pixel graphics, I often found myself hitting F1 to see the updated art. The commentary is also fun. If you're returning to this game after decades for a hit of nostalgia, you will find it. And I wish I could tap into what it felt like to play this game back in the day. But if you're coming to it for the first time be warned that its strengths are lessened, and it's weaknesses are heightened, in a modern context... but it's still worth taking for a spin.
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