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- Thousands of laugh-out-loud dialogue lines
- Simple gameplay mechanics with a low learning curve
- Catchy jazz soundtrack featuring live performers and over 3 hours of original music
- Intuitive gameplay that appeals to seasoned gamers and novices alike

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What our customer's say!

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"Cant Wait Till It Gets Here", I Just Ordered It And Cant Wait Till It Gets Here I Played It On Gametap And Loved It Im Kinda Addicted 2 it if you've gotten to this part of the review i hope your planning to buy it

"A breath of fresh air in a crowded subway", I'm not sure what happened, but I posted a rave review of Sam & Max: Season One, yet for whatever reason it never appeared.

Anyway, I assure you, I gave it incredibly high praise. Things like "this is what all other games should aspire to," etc., etc. That'll learn me to save the things I write for occasions such as this.

Just get the game.

"sam and max", if you have played any of the previous sam and max games and loved them than this is the same as the rest and just as enjoyobull

"Fun once, but not much more than that....", This game is ESPECIALLY fun to play. With its witty dialogue, creepy characters, and (ahem) unique qituations, this game is not one to miss. If one wanted to, they could go to [...] and play the latest episodes, but I prefer to wait to buy the full season. I found myself speaking in the mannerisms of Sam while playing this; thankfully if has passed ;-). It wont have you glued to your computer forever [the only downside with investigative games], but it will certainly hold your attention for a few days.

While not a game to play forever, give it to your friends when done. They'll get a good bunch of laughs from it.

P.S.-When playing this game remember; BE EVIL. Picking the mean or evil choices is almost ALWAYS the right choice.

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"Fun to the Max", I enjoyed the first one and they didn't dissapoint with this one either. Great game play and plenty of laughs. If you want a good time while solving puzzles this one is for you.

"Sam & Max", Wow!...what a world of Sam & Max.....a game to experience so, form your own opinion.....I thought it was creative and tons of fun.

"Adventure gaming fun that's out of a bygone era", I've loved adventure games for a very very long time. Leisure Suit Larry, King's quest, Grim Fandango, Monkey Island etc... have always been favorites of mine. I've played many since then and while many are good in their own way, none seem to have been able to capture that creative funny spark which so many from Sierra and LucasArts in days past have been able to do.
When years ago we all learned that Sierra was bring back Leisure Suit Larry I was thrilled but that quickly turned to hate when I learned Al Lowe wouldn't even be part of the team and that it wasn't even Larry Laffer and thus we ended up with a subpar game IMO. Enter Sam and Max, hit the road was is a great game and if you haven't played this original I strongly suggest you do. The question is could this new season of short games after so many years keep up the level of par that the original held? For the most part as many others have said I am pleased to say yes. Season one is funny, held my attention and was fun to play. The puzzles overall are not that challenging which is probably the only let down. However all of them make logical (and comical) sense. If you have never played an adventure game, pick this one up as you owe it to yourself to see what a game from the adventure genre can do. Overall only some of the jokes are repetitive but it's a real blast to play. Four out of five stars only because I feel the puzzles could have been more difficult. I'd say the game is stuck between easy to intermediate and you shouldn't really need a walkthrough.

"Finally, another adventure game worth playing!", Adventure games have been sadly sparse these last 10 years or so. But this was always one of my favorite genres, even though I don't have quite the patience to get through a game without resorting to a hint here and there. The original Sam & Max was one of my favorite games for its sometimes crude humor and its clever puzzles. This definitely fits right in with the original, but in general has puzzles that are usually solvable with a little time and thought. Some may complain that a few of the episodes are too easy but I personally find it refreshing to be able to get through them without pulling all my hair out trying to figure out some complicated puzzle that involves dozen of things that have to be done in the right order with all the right items. There's still *plenty* of challenge here while also having a fun plot and humorous dialogue to keep you entertained.

"Sam & Max are back! But..", I've been waiting for a new Sam and Max adventure since playing Hit the Road more than a decade ago. I'm glad that it's finally become reality.
I think the episodic nature works well for characters like Sam and Max.

But I do have a few complaints.
1. The voices. Obviously different voice actors are used, but I feel Sam's voice lacks the snarkiness he had in Hit the Road. He plays it too straight here. It's also kind of disappointing when you select a hilarious line of dialog for Sam to say, only to have Sam rephrase it in a straight manner.
2. Many puzzles are too easy. There are limited locations and limited objects, and some of the puzzles are too obvious. In Hit the Road, there was a large variety of objects, some useless, and it was much more challenging to figure out.
3. As mentioned in #2, there aren't that many places to go or people to talk to in each adventure. Everything has a purpose. It would be nice to through in a couple extra persons, places or things in each story.

Despite all that, it's still a worthwhile game. Hopefully they address some of the above in the recently-announced Season 2!