Leisure Suit Larry – Wet Dreams Dry Twice

I'm Larry. (Cuckles)... Larry Laffer
WHAT THE HELL ?? I came in this wet series expecting some comedy sexy gags just to kill some time but what I got was an actual interesting story and very entertaining and funny puzzles, music was top-notch for what it is, it suits the game perfectly.
Remember when Vice city had Dream-like aesthetics while San Andreas had a more downtown and gangster look to it ? that's what developers tried to do here, while the first game had a modern city, purplish/pinkish color palette look, in this one they tried a new approach and went to greeny tropical Island themes which is refreshing, and nice to see. game play wise it does sticks to the foundations of the first game, however unlike the first one, here Larry is a bit less dirty-minded (not in a bad way that kills off the vibe) and also much more fortunate, not failing all the chances with the girls. (lol) puzzles aren't as dirty as the first game either, instead they are much more developed and mostly builds up logically so you'd have to often think it out rather than just trying to randomly blend things from the inventory or clicking stuff hoping something magically works, which of course means it's more challenging and time taking. the game is also much longer and gives you a nice ending with an unbelievable emotional touch followed by a satisfying and complete close for the wet franchise.
I would definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoyed the first game.

Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice is a flawed but entertaining sequel. It picks up exactly where the previous game left off, continuing Larry Laffer's absurd and over the top quest to find and rescue Faith. While the game retains much of the charm and humor of its predecessor, it struggles in a few key areas that hold it back from being a fully satisfying sequel. Visually, the game sticks with the same art style as Wet Dreams Don't Dry, which is colorful and cartoonish, and I really like it. The soundtrack is passable. It is full of unremarkable songs. I finished the game twice for the achievements but barely remember any of the songs. The game really falters in its puzzle design. While point & click adventure games are expected to challenge the player, some of the puzzles here are borderline impossible to solve without looking up a guide. The puzzle at the cafeteria, the puzzle to unlock the temple door, and the worst of them all, the labyrinth near the end. I was so close to uninstalling the game. Looking at achievement unlock rates, I can easily understand why most of the people gave up and didn't finish the game. One of the nice touches is the return of many familiar side characters from the previous title. Seeing them again adds a sense of continuity and familiarity. Unfortunately, the newly introduced side characters don’t leave much of an impression. They feel underdeveloped and lack the personality that made the returning cast so enjoyable. Story-wise, the game is engaging enough, offering the kind of ridiculous scenarios that only Larry could find himself in. It’s full of innuendos, silly dialogue, and absurd situations. It has exactly what fans of the series would expect. In the end, Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice is a decent game that fans of the franchise will likely enjoy, but it doesn’t quite reach the same level of charm and balance as Wet Dreams Don’t Dry. If I had to recommend just one, I’d definitely go with the previous entry

So, I read a negative review: “Larry is wondering how to 'connect' Fate to the alien machine—it's just disturbing; it made me feel anxious.”
This is such a stupid joke, really. And that’s the point, you moron.
If toilet humour and extremely stupid or sexist jokes make you sick or anxious, maybe you shouldn’t be playing this game in the first place. It’s like complaining about guns in Call of Duty or that there's a ball in EA FC. Come on.
Larry is sexist, old, and full of toilet jokes—some of them land, some don’t—but that’s fine, it's on the edge. If you're a snowflake who can’t understand that humor is subjective and varies from person to person, then don’t play it. What’s weird or offensive to you might be hilarious to someone else.
The game is fun, especially if you grew up on point-and-click adventures like I did. I haven’t finished many of them, but this one kept me curious about what’s next. And yes, there are a few dumb jokes—but that doesn’t mean the whole game is bad.
And the guy behind Larry's series… yeah, he’s got nothing to do with this actual game. He's kind of a weirdo. Don’t Google him.

7/10 Game. Some of the puzzles are a little difficult but not insane. It is more or less a Larryish type game but PG-13. The game doesn't take itself too seriously. The comedy is corny but it suits the game. I had no issues on steam in terms of crashing. Game ran pretty smooth with no bugs.

it's funny and out of the box. i do have to admit that i truly needed to use a guide, some things in the game didn't make sense to me unlike the first game.

The sequel to CrazyBunch's Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Don't Dry, this game is probably the unofficial conclusion to the franchise. They seemed to have ended the series on a bittersweet note but still positive. This is also proven with the fact that CrazyBunch shut down in 2024, so unless a new developer team or publisher buys the rights, Leisure Suit Larry is dead for now. I enjoyed the game for the most part, just light hearted fun with Larry's shenanigans. Yes, its not akin to the original games in the series but I don't think its trying to be.
Like the prequel, this game has horrible crashing issues and seems to be more unstable. I would highly recommend saving consistently so you don't have to redo progress too much. Also the game has missable achievements, so be wary if you are achievement running it. At full price the game is simply not worth it. At 95% off, its 95% worth it.

fun puzzle game but way too much dialogue in this sequel. feels like i spent half my time clicking to skip character lines.