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Adventure Game Scene of the Day — Tuesday 3 July 2012

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I don’t know if Fien will choose to pick a 4th-of-July-themed scene tomorrow, but in case she doesn’t, here is (one day early) Tommy Jefferson, from the game that taught me everything I know about the American Revolution.

I’ve never liked DotT and I could write pages upon pages about how much it sucks, but when I replayed a bit of it to get the screenshot, I found it considerably funnier than I remembered. I’ll have to replay it at some point and see how much my opinions have changed.

     
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The Best

DotT is probably The Best adventure game there is.
It sure is The Best AG I have played (I think every game element in DotT is brilliant).

I still live to see a better playability than demonstrated with DotT.

     

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Kurufinwe - 03 July 2012 03:15 PM

I don’t know if Fien will choose to pick a 4th-of-July-themed scene tomorrow, but in case she doesn’t,

No, Fien will not.
I love DOTT. Voice acting essential. Laverne rules. Smile

     

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Hey, speak of the devil! This game is a classic. It was the go-to adventure title that gaming rags would talk about when compiling their “100 greatest games of all time” lists for a while. That would later be surpassed by Grim Fandango, but Day of the Tentacle is still the best to me. Smile

     
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Yeah, brilliant, what else can you say. It’s a full 5 star adventure and I love it even though I’m not that much into comical adventures anymore. DoTT really handled multiple characters well with interesting, fun puzzles, while delivering a wacky story.

     

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One of the greatest AGs ever made, it’s awesome, it’s wacky and it’s a lot of fun! Grin

     

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DoTT surely doesn’t suck, but I always found it kinda over-hyped. In-your-face humour, little to no plot and hours spent in the inventory didn’t quite work for me.

     
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zobraks - 03 July 2012 03:40 PM

The Best

DotT is probably The Best adventure game there is.
It sure is The Best AG I have played (I think every game element in DotT is brilliant).

I still live to see a better playability than demonstrated with DotT.

This.

DotT is the best adventure game ever made.

     

An adventure game is nothing more than a good story set with engaging puzzles that fit seamlessly in with the story and the characters, and looks and sounds beautiful.
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No words to describe the magic of this game.

It’s the reason I love history of the United States. The reason why I’m scared of purple. The reason why I have an urge to paint trees, and why spaghetti never looked the same since (no, wait, that’s Lady and the Tramp’s fault.)

     

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Loved all the time puzzles in this game.

Also there is a 40min video of Tim Schafer playing this on the Double Fine backer forums. Fun stuff.

Waiting for digital version on gog or other service to replay it

     
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Confession:

I have never played DoTT.

*ducks*

Not for lack of interest. Just didn’t get to buy many games when I was younger, and these days I’m trying to catch up on oldies while keeping pace with new games.

     
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Happy July 4th to everyone in the U.S.! (Someone else can post the “alternate” flag. Wink) DOTT is on my list of all-time favourites. Zany characters, wacky plot, twisted history… I crack up my sister every time with my Wanda impression (“Couch Potato Shopping Channel, Wanda speaking.” Crazy)

     

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