Sam and Max 202

External Since: Mar 03, 2005 Posts: 195

I've now finished episode two of the second season of Sam and Max.

I'm no longer as amazed by the presentation of the games as I was in the
beginning, but that's only to be expected. It probably looks as good as
in the early episodes, but I'm now used to that level of animation no
it's no longer breath-taking.

This episode turned out to be more difficult for me to solve. For the
first time in this series, there were two instances where I made use of
the built-in hint system. Both those puzzles made perfect sense in
retrospect, though.

In conclusion, I liked this game too. It was enjoyable, and it was fun.
I also found it funny, particularly towards the end of the game.

Rikard

External Since: Jun 04, 2006 Posts: 5

"Rikard Peterson" <trumgottist RemoveThis @bigfoot.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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> I've now finished episode two of the second season of Sam and Max.
>
> I'm no longer as amazed by the presentation of the games as I was in the
> beginning, but that's only to be expected. It probably looks as good as
> in the early episodes, but I'm now used to that level of animation no
> it's no longer breath-taking.
>
> This episode turned out to be more difficult for me to solve. For the
> first time in this series, there were two instances where I made use of
> the built-in hint system. Both those puzzles made perfect sense in
> retrospect, though.
>
> In conclusion, I liked this game too. It was enjoyable, and it was fun.
> I also found it funny, particularly towards the end of the game.
>
> Rikard

I enjoyed the game as well. Solved it without hints, also I liked the Lost -
reference in it, although people not watching the show will not get it.
Looking forward to the next episode february the 15th. Cool concept with an
episodic adventure, can't really say anything bad about it, so I wont.

Rene