Full Throttle Remastered

My dad and I used to play this together when I was 8. This was back when you could get this and Dark Forces on the same disc. This was the first PC game I ever played. He created different save points so I could practice each section of the game. He always said that one day we would have a competition to see who could beat the game the fastest. He passed away when I was 12 so we never got a chance to do that. Now I play this game in his memory. I wish he was still alive to see the fresh coat of paint they put on this game. Whenever I start to miss him badly I just boot up this game and I feel like he is close to me. Thanks for reading.

Easily one of the best point and click adventure games ever made. The story and dialogue are so good it could be a movie. Although, compared to other Lucas Arts Adventure games, the puzzles are not top of the line, but still very good. 9/10

Full Throttle Remastered is a point and click game about a biker. The story was well done and I was surprised that there was voice acting too, coupled with some humor behind it. Some of the puzzles needed you to be quite creative and was quite 'fun'. I enjoyed this game and would recommend it.

Great throwback. Good audio, VA, full widescreen. It's pretty cheap on sale too.
So get it for that while on sale. All these old PnC Scumm games are available for free on a lot of different sites (the old versions that are no longer in market). But I got this just to play again (and it comes w commentary)

One of the best Lucasarts games ever! If you were a fan of the genre of adventure games back in the day, this has changed everything. Voice acting, the jokes, the plot, everything is great about this game.

One of my favorites of all times.

Ive heard once or twice from ancient proto-boomer gamers claim this was their #1 favorite all-time. It's from early Lucasarts which basically made only good games back then, the pedigree checks out and I decided to try it.

I'll put it this way, it would feel criminal to thumbs this down. if you can get it for less than $1 and want to see a game with soul not as a gamer but as a historian you can try this out ( it's pretty short), playing this 30 years after the fact you're not going to have much patience trial-and-erroring through the puzzles and the jaw dropping interactivity in 1995 doesn't have its impact in current year.

It's a shame I missed this as a kid when I'd have the patience with other friends cramped around a Windows 95 computer trying to get through it all night during a sleepover, the way it was intended to be played, but you can at least see what you missed here

Very entertaining for a short time. The character moved a bit slow in my opinion, and sometimes it's really hard to figure out what to do (without a guide), but the humor and music makes up for it!