Why I buy this one ?
- Adult-themed adventure game
- Play as the college-attending nephew of the '80s-era Leisure Suit Larry character
- Players roam a fully-realized college campus trying to romance coeds
- Conversation, dancing, and other types of minigames help you rack up points with the ladies
- For 1 player

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What our customer's say!

"Lacking", First off for clarification: There is -NO- sex in this game, the most daring thing is full frontal nudity. Unlocking all the extras and stuff just unlocks nudity and puzzles.

The game is lacking on all levels. The puzzles are too simple and shallow, and the commentary is boring. The older ones where more interesting, but I never much liked them ether.

By the way nudity is the only difference between the regular and uncut versions.

"Not a bad time Killer", This is a good game if your bored! :)

"Not worth the trouble", If you are up late at night, and don't mind the difficulty in installing the software, and you want nothing more than crude humor, and don't have cable television, this is your game.

Otherwise, there are much better ways to spend your time.

"Wrong Game!!!", I ordered the Uncensored and Uncut Adults Only Version and recieved the mature version, if i wanted that i could have bought it at wal-mart. So i hope they fix that problem with me promptly, otherwise a smooth transaction!

"not as good as the previous versions", not as good as the previous version of this software

Read this reviews before You buy...

"An enjoyable sexual escapade & 1 of the best games of 2004!!", "Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude" is the first LSL game in about 8 years, and also the first to cross over from the personal computer to home video game platforms on the Playstation 2 & XBox. As a fan of old Sierra games (even though I was too young to have played the early LSL games), I was incredibly pleased to see the series resurrected and brought to new heights!

Important note: "Magna Cum Laude: Uncut & Uncensored" has now been released, and it features full frontal nudity and none of the pesky "censorship bars" that are present in this version.

Obviously, nudity is the main selling point of this game. Anyone who says otherwise is trying too hard to justify his or her purchase. The college co-eds are voluptuous, they are animated in a sexy, often provocative, ways, and the main quest of the game is to get Larry laid. Because of the time and attention put into creating realistic (though cute in an almost-anime way), this game is more titilating than any of the "Dead or Alive" series of fighting games, more fun than any of the WWE wrestling video games that feature the so-called "Bra & Panties" matches, and the females are more desirable than Lara Croft ever has been.

The women are mostly stereotypical "college girls" -- we have the head cheerleader Barbara Jo Bimbo (B.J. for short), the Italian castoff from "The Sopranos" Analisa, the Russian exchange student Zanna, the hot but nerdy college professor Beatrice, and so on. Chasing after each woman requires different approaches, and the result is never the same twice. And no, Larry *does not* get with all these babes. I hate to spoil it for you, but he only has actual intercourse a few times during the entire game. But every encounter is sexy, funny, and most importantly, packed full of eye candy!

The gameplay is fun. It is not very involving and has been criticized for being mostly a string of "mini-games." That is true; however, the variety of the games keeps it interesting as you progress through the storyline. The script is absolutely hilarious, and the comedy is equal to the nudity as a selling point for this game. If you are a guy, or even a gal who likes to laugh at guys, you will laugh at Larry and the things coming out of his mouth. He rambles on a lot, gets off-topic, tries horrible pickup lines, lies constantly, and even staggers around drunk and farts. If you've ever known a man who made you laugh simply because he was, to quote Steve Martin, "a wild and crazy guy," then you will enjoy the story of Magna Cum Laude. And the voice acting is wonderful; there is not a bad actor or actress in this entire game.

Now a few words on the Mature Audiences rating: This game is about sex, breasts, drinking, jokes, and other things guys find enjoyable. For some people, this is disturbing. Those people need to get a life. I can play Grand Theft Auto, in which my character is able to walk down any street and at any moment cut off the head of a pedestrian with a sword. Or gun down dozens of policemen, only to enter a cheat code and get away with it all at the last possible minute. Yet somehow, the ESRB (game ratings board) finds Larry's girlfriends more offensive when they drop their panties. Give us a break! Violence is much more detrimental to society & to teenagers than sex is, and yet we still can't get over our fear of pixelated private parts. It's ridiculous!

All in all, I give "LSL: Magna Cum Laude" a totally positive recommendation to anyone old enough to purchase it. It is definitely one of the best games of 2004 simply because it is like nothing else on the market today: a fun, sexy romp through college life. 5 stars! 2 thumbs up! Just buy it!

"A Game of Mini-Games", The old Leisure Suit Larry games were inventive, testing what society would accept in terms of a game. The sex-oriented humor was the main staple of course, coupled with an adventure styled game. Magna Cum Laude has none of the adventuring, and the humor is far less subtle or inventive. The game is made up of several mini-games, and while they are mildly entertaining for about 15 minutes, they do not a Leisure Suit Larry game make. Sierra should be ashamed of itself. On top of that, now they want to release an "uncut and uncensored" version. Who are they kidding? Most of the options are in plain text files.

"An Insult To That Which Was Larry", If you are looking at this game because you enjoyed the original LSL series, know that this is not in the same calibur. The games are simple and repetitive. Certainly not the complex and amusing puzzles of the original. Some of the mini-story lines are amusing but overall it is not that original or entertaining.

"Get the PS2 Version! 12 year old gamer", I rented Leisure Suit Larry being as it takes about one week to beat while playing one hour a day. This game was a mediocre game and didn't live up to the others. On the PC version you have to download patches online via google for nudity which is the driving force for most people including myself, but there is nudity in the videos. My mom was watching over my back so I often had to go back and watch the videos when she wasn't home. But this is a fun game and can be interesting at times, but the minigames are repetitive!! How many times is it fun to toss a quearter in a cup? But I definitely wouldn't buy this game, rent it!! And Nigel (the guy you can buy the nudity from) is all over the game. A must rent!!

"Still Larry After All These Years", I've enjoyed the quirky humor of previous Larry games, and I've followed them long enough that I've become nostalgic. So I was oddly happy to know that another Larry was coming along. This is a different Larry, because this is the first Larry that isn't a creation of Al Lowe. (Check out his web site at AlLowe.com). The absence of Lowe adds a political element to some of the commentary: Some people are of a mindset to dislike this game because they wanted Lowe to be a part of it. I think Lowe's participation would have been nice, but I'm willing to let the game speak for itself.

Bottom line is it satisfies me. It has the elements I've enjoyed in the earlier games and in life itself: The search for elusive satisfaction in a kooky world. It's raunchier than its predecessors but, like its predecessors, it's not a source of true erotic gratification. The game play consists of traipsing through the University and its surrounding community, bringing together the bits and pieces that move towards the greater goal of being a contestant on a dating show. Each element involves a short series of mini-games. There are 5 or 6 different types of mini-games, and they are repackaged for each encounter (for example, in the "service four lines" mini-game scenario, at one point you'll be passing out beer bottles to four lines of people in a bar, and later passing out fliers to four lines of people on the campus quad), and the repetition can become tedious. But if you persist, you'll either get better at these games, or alternatively you can spend "secret tokens" to "win" the current mini-game and move along. Meanwhile, there are many amusing details of the terrain to be explored and exploited.

There's an alternate version of this game, the "uncut and uncensored" package, that costs a few dollars more. I haven't seen it, and I've got mixed feelings about whether it's a good idea. On one hand, I'm curious; on the other hand, I don't expect gratification from a video game, so subtlety might be more effective. Sometimes less is more. And the standard game does grant you the ability to "buy" selective increases in the level of exposure by paying "secret tokens" to some of the shady characters who are found around the campus.

I'm glad Larry made it to the new millennium. If he shows up again, I'll buy that too.

Presumably it's not necessary to mention that Larry is for mature audiences only. Of course, if you were mature, you wouldn't be playing, would you?