Playtime is skewed, left it on overnight by accident. Funny game with some neat 'a-ha!' puzzles. Some puzzles also a lil dated feeling.

Never pay more than 20 bucks for a computer game.

Brings back good memories.

For lack of time I just watched playthrough while commuting and I think creative ideas in/and writing of this game are so fun and great that I bought it just to recommend it, also special edition voice acting is superb!

One of the classics, a must for all Lucasarts fans out there.

https://youtu.be/lUOE9WR2Ecc

More than a decade and a half old the updated 2009 update to the 1990 classic is still worth checking out for adventure game players.

The absolute classic and arguably best point and click adventure game was not done justice with this half cooked remaster.

The updated soundtrack is great and it's good to see the cast from Curse come back and reprise their roles for the classic game in the series. Gameplay is very much the same. Where the remaster slips up is in the remastered character model designs and also, to a lesser extent, the environments. The characters and environments had such a charm and magic to them back in the day, the remaster style is very lifeless and bland in comparison. However, this remaster was released in 2009 so I can hardly expect modern day levels of detail here and i recall it being available on smart phones at the time which was pretty cool. I'm glad the ability to jump between old and new graphics is there but why is there not the option to play the old style graphics with the voices? Perhaps you can, I just didn't know how to activate it. This is just an old man rambling about the past, I don't think anyone new to the series will have a second thought about my issues with it. It is still a fantastic game.

Anyway, had a good time regardless revisiting this classic from my childhood with my own kid. He enjoyed it a ton. On to LeChucks Revenge..