
With near-perfect execution, Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space - Remastered is a must-play for any adventure fan.
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Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive on Steam (99% positive from 474 reviews)
Compelling narrative and story
Standout indie gem
Limited professional critic coverage

Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 6d ago
If you liked the first game you'll like this one, it just continues the story after the last case in the previous game, and both the story and the solution to the puzzles are wackier than ever. Thats probably the only con for this one, that some solutions are way too weird for reaching them in a logic way. Ran perfectly on my steam deck, you might need to use the cursor to press the launcher button, but performance ingame is flawless and it works with controllers too. Worth grabbing if you played the first one, if you haven't played that one, pick the first one and the rest after you finished it, since you would be missing some important info for this game and the next one.
In this day and age, finding an amazing point-and-click adventure that is also funny is extremely rare. I am so incredibly lucky that I have managed to find this gem. Even if you are stuck, the game can give you enough hints to find the solution, but the strong part of the game is the duo of Sam and Max, who share one idiotic brain cell but are so entertaining to listen to that you are almost encouraged to try any item combination and click on anything to listen to what kind of nonsense Sam will tell. I really should check the animated series; it gives me nostalgia for old cartoons from the 90s. I will definitely try other episodes as well.
Great game, maybe im just stupid but some puzzles were a bit tough. I'd say its funnier than the first game.
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