Sam & Max Hit The Road (PC)

When it comes to television series that was simply alright in the first season, it is usually the second season that dictates the series' success or failure. It all comes down to if the writers and actors were able to become comfortable with the premise behind the show or they just ran out of their good material already. In terms of the new genre of episodic games, this concept should hold true as well. Enter Sam and Max, the first truly serious attempt to push episodic gaming. The idea behind episodic games is to release shorter, cheaper games at quick intervals that tells a full story when they are all tied together. Unlike other notable episodic games ...

This game is one of Lucasarts best! Lucasarts made it's name in the computer game from either star wars based games, space battle games, or my personal favourites, the brilliant point-and-click games! Sam and Max is a classic, and will always be. Sam and Max isnt your run-of-the-mill point-and-click adventure, due to it magnificant Lucasarts creativity and humour. It matches the Monkey Island series in sheer brilliance and humour, and Day of the Tenetacle in it's abscureness! Throughout the game, the comical humour of the two main character's adventures will have you in tears of laughter. It is the only game that i know of, to have made me ...

1993 was a damn good year for adventure games, particularly humorous adventure games! In the lull between Monkey Island games LucasArts released this twisted piece of genius, a game based upon an irreverent, politically incorrect comic by Steve Purcell. The two title characters are Sam ‘canus shamus’, a big ol’ dog policeman wannabee and his sidekick Sam...a naked hyperactive bunny with an attitude problem. Sam and Max are private detectives, they dress like them(well Sam does, Max is kinda in the buff), they have spraypainted their car to look like a 50s squad car and they’re on a case right now - to hunt down a missing Sasquatch! Yup, ...