Toonstruck

Who framed roger rabbit, the game! Who cannot simply love this game! Christopher Lloyd, bunch of ACMEish toons, stupid jokes, adult jokes, horribly twisted puzzles, c'mon, buy it already! The mapping Buttons for game options (F1,F4,F5) are a mess. English version : great original voice acting. French version : famous voices of everyone you liked from your childwood ! "Non de Zeus, pas la trempette!"

I consider this one of my all-time favorite point-and-click adventure games along with other classic titles from back in the day. Lots of well-known voices make up the cast and the humor is good. There are some vulgarities, FYI, but nothing innappropriate for a teenager. Most of the humor consists of slapstick, puns and jokes ranging from eye-rolling to pretty dang good. Lots of puzzles and detail to pay attention to. Story is simple, like a typical kids cartoon, but not in a way that an adult can't enjoy. This game does not have any of the bullcrap from lesser point-and-click adventure games, like nonsensical item and environment combinations, difficult-to-find objects or flawed puzzle logic. Everything is clear and makes sense. Looking to try a good new adventure game? This one will definitely deliver.

The puzzles in this game make you think in cartoon logic. As the title of this review implies, I liked this game so much that my pen15 flew off like a rocket and I didn't find it until the next day.

I loved the game idea, the playthrough, the Looney and quirky world of the game, never played a game with Christopher Lloyd voice act and model in it before, which was a great addition, i only wish they made part two as advertised and implied in the game

1996 is back