Full Throttle Remastered

I picked this up on a whim ages ago, feel in love with it back then. Now its up on GOG remastered, its as fun and humorous now as it was back then with improved visuals. A must have if you like the point and click games from yesteryear and one of Mark (hey its that jedi from that movie) Hamill's early voice work. Great one liners... "the BAR!" , "I'm not putting my lips on that", and "someone dared me" to name a few.

This is a solid game. The refurbishing job was well done. No technical issues. Only complaint....I want more!

Love LucasArts games, so sad there will be no more of them, but I'm glad they've done remaster for Full Throttle and Monkey Island before they go. I got this as free give away from GOG, thank you GOG

I'm a huge fan of the overlooked original and especially when it comes to dramatics and real cinematography, I even think it's LucasArts best adventure. The original game would receive 5 stars from me. But to call this a Remaster is just bold! They simply used lots of softeners on the graphics. But we still get the exact same colorless sprites and low framerate. They had the chance to actually update the graphics to something better, use actual 3D models for all vehicles, but all they did was paint over the old graphics and hope noone will notice that it doesn't look any different at all... On top of that - no update to the sound. Exact same mediocre quality for dialogue and music. I could accept that for a game which came out in 1994, but not for a Remaster from 2018. If you'd like to play the game, get the original plus ScummVM and enjoy. But this lazy Remake is not worth its money.

[I got this through a humble bundle, with others, for $1] Granted, I'm not much of a point-and-click adventure guy, primarily for the same reasons I wasn't horribly impressed with this one. The graphics update is great, it looks good (I switched to the original graphics many times to compare. Yes, that's an on-the-fly option, and a big thumbs up there). I honestly did have fun for the first hour. But then it started slogging down, pretty hard. I'm a 40 year old engineer, pretty bright, and I've been gaming since c64 days so there's not many games I have problems with. As I said, I don't play a lot of these types of games, mostly because of the same problem this one had. After a mere hour of playing, I ended up spending 2 more hours trying to figure out a single puzzle on my own. I ended up looking it up because it was too frustrating and it was down to "look it up, or quit." Anyway, I found the solution to be incredibly non-intuitive, and something I would have never honestly guessed at doing. The next 3 "puzzles," which occurred instantly thereafter, were just as maddening and non-intuitive. I also experienced multiple crashes (perhaps the GOG version avoids this problem? I doubt it, but that's no fault of anyone but the makers). I can see where old-school fans who played the game 30 years ago find it fun, it really does seem like a good title, and if it worked. . . and had puzzle solutions that made sense, I'd like to love it too. As a newcomer to this one (and again, not a big point-and-click adventure guy), I'm kind of sad this wasn't what I'd hoped for. There are multiple "hidden areas" (you have to click random locations, where there's no indication, or reason, that it's a valid place to click), the puzzles (at least at times) are completely non-intuitive, sometimes also hard to see, and I've had multiple crashes. I can't give this 4 or 5 stars, and I suspect those who did played it long ago or relied on walkthroughs the whole way through.