There isn't much to complain about this A-grade game, but before you buy, make sure you know that it's a slower-paced game that prioritizes dialogue over destruction, and puzzles over pistols. But it's the clever writing, head-scratching challenges, and memorable characters that will make a long-lasting impression. The music and sound effects are also top-notch. Visually, while the development team received complaints early on from passionate gamers, the art and animation is still classic but also more textured and three-dimensional than its predecessors'. You really feel like you get to know these characters. The context-sensitive interactions and reactive dialogue trees add even more immersion and depth to your adventure. They're engaging, smart, and never too difficult to solve - and there's a hint system built into the game, if you ever do get stuck. As a generic scenario, this should give you an idea of how these kinds of puzzles work. Or you may find a knife, which you'll add to your inventory, and use it to pick the lock and enter the room. But when you find the key, it's guarded by someone that perhaps needs to be distracted, so you can pocket it without their knowledge. Without spoiling any of the puzzles of Return to Monkey Island, you'll be tasked with an objective, such as unlocking a door, so you'll need to chat with someone who may drop a hint about where to find the key. New or seasoned gamers who enjoy slower, story-based puzzles, interacting with memorable characters, and amusing situations will no doubt fall for this tale's charm. After a tutorial-like introduction in which you control Threepwood's young son, who's playing with friends, you familiarize yourself with the game mechanics and controls before the main story kicks off. What was revealed, and what happened with Threepwood's nemesis LeChuck, a "zombie ghost pirate"? How do all the other characters fit into this narrative? All the major players are back, and so are new faces, in Return to Monkey Island, where you're once again tasked with traveling to the Caribbean islands, commandeering a ship (if you can find a crew!), collecting and manipulating items, solving puzzles, and interacting with a motley crew of characters (it features several thousand lines of dialogue). Taking place years after the last Monkey Island game (a franchise that first debuted in 1990), this new tale questions whether or not hapless hero Guybrush Threepwood did in fact discover the secrets of Monkey Island (despite the name of one of the old games). A classic adventure has finally come back to consoles and computers with RETURN TO MONKEY ISLAND.
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