Sam & Max Hit the Road is a point-and-click adventure game developed and published by LucasArts. It was released in 1993 and is based on the characters Sam and Max created by comic artist Steve Purcell. The game follows the titular characters, Sam, a detective canine, and Max, a hyperkinetic rabbity thing, as they embark on a bizarre and humorous journey to solve a case. Sam & Max Hit the Road is known for its witty dialogue, clever puzzles, and quirky characters. The game was well-received for its humor, writing, and creative puzzles, and it has become a cult classic in the point-and-click adventure genre.
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Sam and Max Hit the Road review
PC Format (1995): "Arguably the finest PC game ever, and re-released at budget price, Sam And Max deserves a place in every software collection. Frankly, adventures don’t come any slicker than this, jokes don't get any funnier, cynicism can't be captured more effectively, and America can't be ridiculed quite as brilliantly - Sam and Max shines in every single respect. The basic premise alone is enough to make a regular PC user go over the edge. Rarely has a game been so tightly scripted. It's damn hard to criticise any aspect of Sam and Max, except to say that the lack of an SVGA mode betrays the game's age, and the misadventures of the madcap pair don't last long enough. But then every good ride has to come to an end some time. Stop reading this right now, and go buy the thing. You'll never be quite the same again."
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