Skunkape Games, a small indie developer made up of former Telltale Games employees, has announced that a remastered version of Telltale’s first episodic series, Sam & Max Save the World, is coming to the PC on December 2nd.
Originally released in 2006 and 2007 as Sam & Max Season One, this six-part adventure was widely considered the first successful episodic game. Skunkape acquired the rights of this game after Telltale closed down in 2018.
Here is the game’s description:
“In Sam & Max Save the World, the duo investigate a hypnosis plot that spins to global proportions to involve washed-up child stars, the media, the mafia, the US government, the internet, and the bright side of the moon. A wacky story, brain-tickling puzzles, eccentric characters, and oddball humor provide a casual gameplay experience that was billed as “gaming’s first sitcom” upon its original release.”
In order to celebrate this announcement, Skunkape Games released the following trailer.
Enjoy!
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Yes, lets get little more XP on games that still sells for 20 $ and look perfectly fine instead doing remaster of first game that everybody wants!
I would like to have a remaster of the first game. It came out in 1993 and was a fun point and click adventure game. Entertaining and pretty funny at times.
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Yep, they just put the remasters of Day of the Tentacle and Full Throttle on Game Pass and it just doesnt feel right without Hit The Road.
Well those were remastered by Doublefine because Tim Shafer owns Doublefine and made DOTT and FT (along with Grim Fandango) and got the rights to them. He had nothing to do with Sam and Max.