Sam and Max was excellent.
I really hated Discworld Noir. Not only was it a bad example of a point'n'click game, but it was a slur on the Discworld series.
Sam and Max was excellent.
I really hated Discworld Noir. Not only was it a bad example of a point'n'click game, but it was a slur on the Discworld series.
It's a matter of one's preferences I suppose.
Heh Sam and Max was great. Wish some caompany just made a 2D point n click game. Though Febel Files was kinda 3D and that was point n click, that was a great game.
Your out of touch, I'm out of time, but I'm out of my head when your not around.
Two relatively new 2D point'n'click adv if you like to buy:
Tony Tough and the night of the roasted moths(I give it 6,5/10)
Gilbert Goodmate and the mushroom of Phungoria(5/10)
Both try to follow the spirit of the Monkey Island series and Sam and Max.They don't succed it but they're not that bad-and I also found them too easy for my tastes.
If anyone knows any more,please post it here.I'm about to buy a game these days and I'd like any suggestions.
Flight of the Amazon Queen was mildly entertaining.
Beneath A Steel Sky is good, and it's free now.
I recommend.Originally posted by Motoko@Mar 2 2004, 10:30 PM
Febel Files
Your out of touch, I'm out of time, but I'm out of my head when your not around.
Has anyone played "Runaway"?I heard it's good.I also found a Broken Sword 3 demo and it looks really great.Febel Files?I'll search for it's official page and see.Damn that's a hard decision.
I will buy Broken Sword 3 the sooner I can because it rules!!
I still haven't decided what version I 'll buy:the PS2 or the PC one...
Latest news:Sam 'n Max 2 aborted.See for yourselves.Shit ,I've been waiting this game like hell.Same shit goes for Full Throttle 2.The guys at lucas arts must be insane.Games like these would have sold like crazy.
Edit:Belmont,I'd suggest the PC Version for various reasons.
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