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Posted on: March 31, 2017
dkeppens
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 309 Avis: 2
Brilliant follow-up to maniac mansion
What to say. This was the best run kickstarter project i ever backed and the result shows. Say hello again to the witty humor and brainbreaking puzzles from the 90's classic point & click adventures and enjoy !
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Posted on: April 2, 2017
RowBa
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 5 Avis: 2
Liked LucasArts Adventures? Try this.
If you liked the old LucasArts Adventures, then you will like this, too! Nuff said! Buy this!!
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Posted on: July 21, 2017
christiansteiner
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 68 Avis: 5
enjoyable
The initial setting is just perfect and the game manages to establish the initial mood perfectly. The whole nostalgia that comes both from the time period in which the game plays and from references to popular culture and other games is fantastic although the game can be understood without picking up on any of this. Also, many of the initial puzzles are enjoyable and overall most of the puzzles are woven into the story in a very skillful way (considering the usual terrain of adventure games, mind you). One aspect that is a bit tricky is to know which of the characters can move on with their goals at which point in time. It is fantastic to have so many playable characters and the way how their story is interwoven is pretty masterful. But the problem is that many of the characters have certain agendas that they need to accomplish yet it is not possible to know whether these agendas can be accomplished at all at the current point in time. Often, an objective of one character that seems to be completely independent from what other characters are trying to do cannot be achieved because only if one completes the goal of another character then some side-item or additional location will become available that is required in a rather indirect way for completing the first character's goals. Probably this is just a result of the complexities of having so many playable characters at the same time and of a world that opens quite a bit during the middle of the game. Maybe there are others what will enjoy the game exactly because of this. Certainly it makes the game more challenging by making it less predictable and forces ot try many avenues at the same time. What I don't like so much is the heavy breakage of the fourth wall towards the end. Maybe for others this will be enjoyable but for me it is a bit of a cop-out that prevents and actual closure of the original story. Reminded me of the ending of Monkey Island 2, I guess old habits die hard... Still: good game! Recommended!
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Posted on: July 9, 2019
Blut-engel
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 114 Avis: 6
Nostalagic and Funny Game
I just finished this game yesterday and I LOVED THE ENDING. The whole game was full of beautiful art and banter. I loved the banter. So many in jokes about Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island. It is very cheap to buy, do not hesitate. It was worth the money (and I would have paid more for it). Mr Gilbert, please keep making more games. I loved this so very much.
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Posted on: September 21, 2023
chrlpolk
Jeux: 640 Avis: 30
Lots of buildup to so little
The game is a really fun adventure right from the start. Lots of quirkiness that you suspect will have a payoff. But like others have said, they wrapped it up in a way that is pure laziness. The premise wasn’t terrible, but it was a real let down to have all these neat story lines and angles and quirks and such just disappear just because they never even mattered to begin with. 3 stars for being a fun point and click game to a point, and an extra star for the successful trolling of its core audience.
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