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Games/Sam And Max Save the World/Reviews
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Sam & Max Save the World
A collection of six episodic games based around an anthropomorphic dog and his hyperkinetic rabbity thing buddy.
Especially worth playing for its brilliant humor and satire
If anyone tells you that video games aren't a valid medium for social commentary, then you might want to steer that person towards Sam and Max: Season One. On top of being a fun and competent adventur… Read more
A pretty good time with Sam & Max
To give some insight on how I went about reviewing this game, I thought I would give a little back-story to my game playing. I’ve been playing adventure games for a long time. They’re pretty much my f… Read more
A Great Starting Point
The recent reinvigoration of adventure gaming can be laid directly at Telltale’s doorstep, and this is the game that broke through. It’s not their first adventure game, and certainly didn’t set the re… Read more
Point and click adventure. Funny yet not daunting.
You don't need to be a fan of the older adventure games to play and enjoy Sam & Max. However, you do need a bit of patience in order to enjoy playing these episodes. The puzzles are usually clever… Read more
Great but not for Everyone
I've never seen a game with a better sense of humor than this one! It's a great point-and-click but that's just it. Anyone who doesn't have the patience for point-and-click adventures will not like th… Read more
Sam & Max: Save the World Review
True adventure games, for a time, were all the rage and dominated the gaming landscape. The evolution went something like all text based (Infocom), to text and graphics (Sierra On-Line), to point and… Read more
Well worth the price.
Sam & Max: Save the World, just released on Live Arcade, is the latest point-and-click adventure game from Telltale to show up on the Xbox Live Arcade, and is based off of Sam & Max: Season On… Read more
Not quite as good as in the golden age, but still lots of fun
Sam & Max: Season 1 tries to continue what LucasArts stopped doing a decade ago, namely being a point&click adventure in the very classical sense. The interface is for most part what you expec… Read more
A Classic Returns to Form
Steve Purcell's Sam & Max: Freelance Police franchise has taken many forms: first as an independent comic series, then as a LucasArts adventure game, and then as a Saturday morning cartoon show. W… Read more