Recent reviews by sapphic berries 🍓

> monster arrives
> hides under table with a friend
> types something stupid on chat
> we both cackle and almost die
> good game

Full Throttle was the first video game I ever played back when I was around 6 years old. All thanks to my mother, who not only -loved- all old LucasArts point and click games, but also kept all the original discs so she could play with me as I grew up. I have played it so many times since then that I can actually say all the dialogues out loud before the characters do, so it's obvious that it'll always have a special place in my heart.

To my dear mother, I love you. Thanks for being so awesome and for everything you've done for me. ♡

And to Tim Schafer, thank you for this game and this remake. Answering your question from the making of video: I have not become a biker after playing it, but at least it got me into video games haha.

So, I generally have a hard time writing reviews for anything, because I tend to be very loquacious and not very concise. But... I feel like this game deserves my love, written in words.

After watching the first 5 minutes of the game on youtube, I knew it'd be something I'd want to play; I like to make my own choices and react accordingly. So I got the game. I didn't have many expectations at first, but it didn't took long for me to get completely immersed in it. The characters, the art, the soundtrack! The whole plot and gameplay mechanics was all so intriguing to me that I kept playing it nonstop from start to end.

The whole paranormal thing took an entire different turn when it all of a sudden was involving the life of my friends and myself. And just like in real life, my friends to me are more important than myself; so I took everything very seriously. Every dialogue, every choice. I became anxious to know what was going to happen, hoping for the best all the time.

Thinking about whether your actions will or have hurt somebody and all of that, as weird as it may sound, connected myself to the game in an emotional level I wasn't expecting it would.

Like I said, loquacious. Not very concise.
To end this, I'm going to say that I absolutely loved this game. If you're into some paranormal plot, 80's feel and a beautiful synthpop soundtrack, I can't recommend this game enough.

You know what, I think I might be into this game. Maybe a couple more hours and I'll be sure of it.

You can fire weapons.

I'm going to be pretty honest here.

How is this game still here on Steam? It is literally a pre-made Unity asset, baked into an .exe, and sold for money.
Oh, and by the way, I appreciate the massive ear rape you guys gave us with that horrendous car engine sound (or whatever the hell that was supposed to be).
Thank you!

This game is ludicrous, and I regret every penny wasted on it.

I loved the uninstall ending.

39/10.
-IGN