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Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse Episode 1 - IncGamers Review

IncGamers' Tim McDonald highway surfs into the Penal Zone with a six-foot dog and a hyperkinetic rabbity thing.

From the review: "Are we really on the third season of Sam & Max already? It seems like only yesterday that we heard the announcement that yes, there would be new Sam & Max games! In episodic format! Oh, for those exciting and terrifying days when we didn't know whether Sam & Max season one would relive the glory days of the LucasArts adventures, or be memory-tarnishing tosh."

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Maticus5124d ago

It's great to see more from this series, can't wait to get my hands on it.

Leord5124d ago

I think a new venue of games will possibly be like TV shows - seasonal content that each isn't that expensive.

AndyA5124d ago

So, it's basically an extended penis joke? I'm in.

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PopMatters: Sam and Max: The Devil's Playhouse Episode 1 - The Penal Zone Review

PopMatters: The story begins at the end, where suddenly Sam and Max must save the world from the evil alien gorilla General Skun-ka’pe by using Max’s newfound psychic abilities and a series of legendary psychic toys to send Skun-ka’pe back to the Penal Zone. Then we jump back in time to the beginning, starting a race against time and ape to find the toys first.

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The Gamers Temple: Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse - The Penal Zone Review

The Gamers Temple writes: "As The Penal Zone opens, our heroes Sam and Max are trapped in a cage on the bridge of a starship bombarding their city. At the ship's control is the gorilla-like alien General Skunkape (pronounced Skun-ka-pay), who cackles with glee as each salvo is released, while his bride Stinky sits nearby trying to alleviate her boredom with an impromptu manicure. Can Max use his psychic powers to save the day? Wait a minute ... what?"

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Ace Gamez: Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse Episode 1: The Penal Zone Review

Telltale Games have created a charming little adventure – a rare low budget gem tucked away amongst the PSN dross. It’s like Broken Sword meets Ratchet and Clank meets the Carry On films, and it’s as playable as it is hilarious. The short lifespan is a bit of a dampener, but if you’re looking for a refreshingly original title to get the grey matter ticking over and your funny bone tingling, then you could do a lot worse than having a good old play with the Penal Zone. Ahem. Roll on Episode 2.

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