Telltale Games

Smollie · 11/15/2007, 11:32 am

Yep, you heard it!
I think 201 is a very dynamic game with good puzzles and a lot of stuff going on, making it feel like the world of Sam & Max is brimming with action.
I liked the different, interesting locations and the fact that season 1 elements are being firmly embedded in this episode: characters and objects.
The series are fleshing out and I believe that in the future the Sam & Max universe, created in the Telltale Games, will feel richer because of the references to its own past cases.

I must say that I find this whole episodic gaming experience very gratifying, because these characters and their world get more enriched and better and better each game.

The mini-games were brilliant, especially driving over the Elmer toys and the Whack-a-Rat game!
And I loved Flint Paper!

The music was also great!

Well, keep up the good work, you Telltale-elves, or I'll have to come by and perform my own weird and disturbing satanic rituals!

keksausmainz · 11/24/2007, 07:51 am

I absolutely agree! This episode was real FUN! I'd like to see more

Telltale, I'm not often saying such childish stuff, but never stop creating new S&M episodes - please!

MrSneeze · 11/27/2007, 04:12 pm

I loved every single little detail about this episode. I was quite surprised when the Al Gore reference kicked in, which was somewhat of a prelude of some of the great jokes used in the rest of the episode. The music was superb and the puzzles were neither too hard, nor too easy, which was great.

11/15/2007, 11:32 am	#1
Smollie All hail the Bearded-one! Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: The Netherregions Posts: 51	I've just played 201 and I think it's good fun! Yep, you heard it! I think 201 is a very dynamic game with good puzzles and a lot of stuff going on, making it feel like the world of Sam & Max is brimming with action. I liked the different, interesting locations and the fact that season 1 elements are being firmly embedded in this episode: characters and objects. The series are fleshing out and I believe that in the future the Sam & Max universe, created in the Telltale Games, will feel richer because of the references to its own past cases. I must say that I find this whole episodic gaming experience very gratifying, because these characters and their world get more enriched and better and better each game. The mini-games were brilliant, especially driving over the Elmer toys and the Whack-a-Rat game! And I loved Flint Paper! The music was also great! Well, keep up the good work, you Telltale-elves, or I'll have to come by and perform my own weird and disturbing satanic rituals!

11/24/2007, 07:51 am	#2
keksausmainz Some rabbit-like thingy Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: at home Posts: 24	I absolutely agree! This episode was real FUN! I'd like to see more Telltale, I'm not often saying such childish stuff, but never stop creating new S&M episodes - please! __________________ "A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on." John F. Kennedy

11/27/2007, 04:12 pm	#3
MrSneeze No, YOU fight like a cow! Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 148	I loved every single little detail about this episode. I was quite surprised when the Al Gore reference kicked in, which was somewhat of a prelude of some of the great jokes used in the rest of the episode. The music was superb and the puzzles were neither too hard, nor too easy, which was great. __________________ 'Go fight a cow?' 'I think we should scrap that idea completely.' 'Yeah, you're right. No insult sword fighting then.'

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