Sam and Max is better than Full Throttle. Full Throttle is overrated.
Agreed, I have never understood the love this game gets.
Sam and Max is better than Full Throttle. Full Throttle is overrated.
I really agree with the top three, although I get the feeling that most people would put monkey2 or tentacle on the top position.
but atlantis has always been my favourite, of course I was a huge fan of the movies as a kid, so that helped.
But Curse of Monkey Island is the best Monkey Island. :/
Grim Fandango should be in top 3.
I am absolutely fine with that list. Indiana Jones 4 was a masterpiece. But I don't consider Curse being a LucasArts adventure, it only shares the name of one of the greatest IPs ever created, but it's not a "Monkey Island" game. Seriously.
Atlantis suddenly seems like a gaping hole in my knowledge!
Did you forget about this?The Dig is on steam, so it may be among the most beaten games on that list. And it wasn't that hard, I don't remember anything more abstract there than some obtuse puzzles on Grim Fandango.
Do anyone have the rights to these games anymore?
I wonder if it would be weird to play Sam and Max Hit the Road when I'm so used to the Tell Tale version of those characters.
Nah they generally act the same, they're just not voiced aside from the intro.
DIsney have the rights to everything there except maybe Labyrinth and definately not Sam & Max, which is shared with Steve Purcell...who works for Pixar...which is owned by disney lol
Did you forget about this?
So Disney could develop another Monkey Island if they wanted to do so?
I know the solution as I've finished the game. My point is that is a clear example of them making an overly hard frustrating puzzle that doesn't require any real logic. It's a time sink,I know it is infamous, but there's a full skeleton lying the ground on the room before, you can't zoom in it though.
Yep, they can do whatever they want with the MI franchise
Yep, they can do whatever they want with the MI franchise
But by Disney we mean EA. RIP good old games.
Zak McKracken needs to be far higher
I know the solution as I've finished the game. My point is that is a clear example of them making an overly hard frustrating puzzle that doesn't require any real logic. It's a time sink,
But did Telltale have the rights to make a Monkey Island?
But did Telltale have the rights to make a Monkey Island?
I actually enjoyed the telltale version more than monkey island 4. Neither could really hold a candle to he first 3 though.But did Telltale have the rights to make a Monkey Island?
I actually enjoyed the telltale version more than monkey island 4
Good list (I would've chosen a different order) except Escape From Monkey Island doesn't belong on this list in my opinion.
what. the. fuck. Zak McKracken needs to be at least in top three, and in no way Sam & Max can be considered better than Monkey Island. Maniac Mansion is a beast of a game, with multiple paths, multiple ending, different characters to use, in a frigging c64.
there's plenty of good games in that list (except Escape from Monkey Island, that's 100% shit, even poor old Labyrinth wins by sheer effort) but the order is all wrong.
What do these hacks know? Go home Kotaku.
I don't see what MM being done on a c64 (a great technical feat to be sure) has to do with its ranking today.
And it not only has multiple paths, multiple endings and different characters, it also has multiple dead ends which it doesn't tell you are dead ends (so you could play on forever with no hope of winning), and unless you're playing on the nes, the use of "what is", which feels very cumbersome today imo. Nes version is much better but sadly censored (and lacks mouse control) and still has some of the c64's dead ends.
If they released a version with the best of both worlds and all dead ends removed it would deserve to be a lot higher
The Dig is way too high. Great looking game with some fantastic production values but the puzzles and story are pretty fucking awful.