One questionable deed at a time.
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UPDATE: following our review the dialogue issues surrounding Bosco have been patched, meaning that the revised experience should now be much more consistent.
The Walking Dead by Telltale Games is widely regarded as the title which revived point-and-click games, morphing it into something better described as a graphic adventure in the process, but before they were making masterpieces like The Walking Dead, this little studio was cutting its teeth on more traditional examples of the genre like Sam & Max Save the World.
I love point-and-click adventures. There’s something charming about the way games play out, requiring ingenuity and outside-the-box thinking from the best of gamers (and a handy walkthrough for the rest of us). Sam and Max of the Sam & Max franchise take this idea of being charming and throw it out the window like last week’s leftovers, replacing it with a joyous mix of anarchy and puerile humour.