Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude: Uncut and Uncensored!

I played it in 2004 when it came out on PS2. Finally after almost twenty years I can play it on PC, without DRM and in italian language, thanks GOG <3, you are the best <3!!!

My review is based on nostalgia and biased. I remember playing this game as a teen, and had a blast. Game maybe dated, but it's still fun overall, with lewd content and funny and sometimes annoying characters. Overall, a still enjoyable game.

Granted, it doesn't meet the quality of the classics, but it's a fun casual game. Gameplay consists mainly of timed mini-games and is repetitive, but fun with some humor. If classic adventure puzzles and Al Lowe's writing are what your looking for, then pass on this one as you'll get neither. But if you want some casual fun with boobs galore, it's a fun little game.

An absolute joy, albeit some minigames can be frustrating at times. There are trainers online if you really don't wanna put in the effort though.

I remember renting the censored version for the PS2 back when renting was "in" though I never got around to beating the game til recently; I bought the uncensored version here some years back, and while the game was really cliché and made my eyes roll so many times; the minigames got boring real quick and the story is painfully rife with stereotypes, but what I enjoyed the most was the MUSIC! From the bright and upbeat song of Plaid Mart making the "Crappy Streets" a little more bearable, to the house and breakbeat tracks that set the tone for conversation (with Ione) in Spartacus, I probably spent more time listening to and recording songs of the game than actually playing it. The music was THAT good for for me. While digging through the game files, trying to figure out a way to extract the soundtrack, I not only found ALL of the music and ambience tracks of the game, but I found a way to extract them too! This was fantastic as I wanted to get the aforementioned music from Spartacus, but there was no way to record it during gameplay, as it plays during a conversation minigame, but thanks to a program called AFS-Manager I found on Github: https://github.com/MatrixDJ96/DBZBT3/releases/tag/AFS-Manager, I was able to extract and convert all the audio files from AFS to adx, which then can be read, played, and converted by Audacity. I'll explain how to do so down below. First download AFS-Manager from Github using the link above, run the program and choose open underneath File, then browse the game directory, click on Data folder, then Audio, CRI, and then click on the adx file to open it in AFS-Manager, that's where ALL the audio files in the game reside. The program will then ask you to let it fix the files, select yes and then after it finishes, click on Tools then AFS, followed by export to folder, where you'll choose where to have all the files extracted, and you're done! All the audio files are there for you to listen to and enjoy like I did!