So yeah.... In the final chapter we just don't find out how the story ends because Guybrush just decides to tell a silly version for his son. What do we think about this? I don't really like it. It would be one thing if we never found out what the Secret WAS, but we don't even get to find out what happens to Guybrush, Elaine, and LeChuck. Who wins? what happens to them? how to they beat him, or escape? The only thing we do know is that they survived, otherwise how else would...

2 of my cores running at 100% what result in stutters and gamecrahes. any solution? CPU Ryzen 5 7600x 4.7ghz bist 5.6ghz

Monkey Island 3: The Curse of Monkey Island, now after this mess named RTMI, is by far the best of the series. graphics, riddles, amazing animations, sound, are all created with so much love and detail. RTMI Characters look like creatures from outer space. terrible Look at this mess of game and ask yourself "is this what i really wanted?" Paper Mario -Guybrush only in worse. Change the name from RTMI to xxxx. Noone would care about this mess. Shame on you Gilbert. This is not an opinion, this are v...

so please STOP doing it! I know you're jaded with the world and life for whatever reason but don't ruin the fun for everyone else by thinking you're this deep thinker and add in some lecture about "reliving the glory of the past" nonsense. Meta endings serves no other purpose other than to make the player say "WTF?!" at the end in an angry/annoyed way. If you decide to make another game, please consult other writers who can think up a more well written ending. We don't want to get another slap in the fa...

The very first scene that the main character gets into shows us the attitude of the game creators to the majority of the fan base of this game. Instead of three pirate captains who were white men, now we talk to one black man and two white women. There are no white men among the pirate captains at all. Moreover, these impostors immediately add aggression to the white men, when our hero asks where the old pirates disappeared, they answer him: "probably crying in the corner, dreaming of becoming important ag...