Grim Fandango Remastered

This is my first time playing Grim Danfango and got it for free. So far I'm loving the art style, character, settings, music, dialogues, and puzzles. Suddenly when I launch and reload my save file, Manny won't stop moving and my keybinds were mulfunction. What I did is restart my playthrough and set game settings to default, but still doesn't work. Then I reinstall the game and it did fixed the technical issues, yet another bug appeared. The inventory scrolls non stop. If I can't manage my inventory, then it's basically unplayable. So I have to reinstall it AGAIN and it didn't work! I think the issues is in the cloud file itself or what ever it is I'm unable to progress.

Where is the Soundtrack? You deliver Pic's and making of godies but no soundtrack?

Shame on you who give this game less than 5 stars just because the "remaster" part of it isn't drastical. It doesn't matter at all. It is Grim Fandango, the same story, same world, same characters, same magic. Stop whinning. Everybody should have the experience of playing Grim Fandango at least once before they die.

Despite some criticisms, the game is still amazing. Back in 1998 when it first came out, it was mind blowing, and after 20 years it's still great, just not as quite as awesome, and the cracks in the paintwork are beginning to show. I still highly recommend you play the game however, the story alone is enough to keep you driving forward, and when you do solve those at times frustrating puzzles, you feel like a genius. The game is critically acclaimed and held up as one of the best adventure games of all time for a reason...it really is up there with the best of the best. You can watch my full retrospective video here: https://youtu.be/jVor2fvOXQM

The game itself: it's Grim Fandango, it's well-revered enough that I don't need to sell you on that. One of LucasArts' last triumphant hurrahs in adventuring still stands high. The remaster: normally I'd advocate running originals in ScummVM or DOSBox as appropriate, because remasters usually ruin the consistency of the original art, or outright make it a mess of ugly redrawn Flash-grade spritework and blurry half-hearted upscaling. Grim's a bit different for three big reasons: 1) The original is harder to run, being Windows-era, and ResidualVM getting less attention than ScummVM. 2) The stylized low-poly models are intact, but the rendering is slightly improved, and they now mesh *better* with the pre-rendered backdrops. Remastered Grim is still a 4:3 game with some fuzzy cutscenes, but it's at least not worse than the original, unlike the godawful Full Throttle remaster. 3) Mouse controls! They're not perfect, and seem to have some dodgy hotspots toward the endgame where it can be easier to switch to keyboard/joystick for a moment, but this mostly fixes the original game's biggest pain point. (I don't know how it compares to the patch someone did for ResidualVM to attempt the same.)