Grim Fandango Remastered

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Generally favorable reviews- based on 297 Ratings

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  1. mousedroid
    Mar 21, 2015
    10
    This is one of the greatest games ever made. The story is creative and funny. The characters are all interesting. The environments, even today, is stunningly detailed and gives the game a great atmosphere. The puzzles can be hard but in a good way. They make your brain think. So people who say "Oh there's no hint system so this game is frustrating" obviously don't understand what this gameThis is one of the greatest games ever made. The story is creative and funny. The characters are all interesting. The environments, even today, is stunningly detailed and gives the game a great atmosphere. The puzzles can be hard but in a good way. They make your brain think. So people who say "Oh there's no hint system so this game is frustrating" obviously don't understand what this game is. It's SUPPOSED to make you think, but many games these days hold your hand so when you're let off the leash some people react negatively. It's a great remaster too with excellent developer commentary. For $15 this is a steal. Do yourself a favor and play this.… Expand
  2. mefzeldernx
    Feb 11, 2018
    9
    El regreso de uno de los más clásicos juegos del género click and point no podía pasar desapercibido para mí. "Grim Fandango: Remastered" me vuelve a ofrecer la historia de Manny Calavera en el mundo de los muertos en una versión refinada que se ve bien en pantallas de definición HD.
    En general es la mismo que en 1998, solo que el control es con joystick en lugar del teclado. No hay    El regreso de uno de los más clásicos juegos del género click and point no podía pasar desapercibido para mí. "Grim Fandango: Remastered" me vuelve a ofrecer la historia de Manny Calavera en el mundo de los muertos en una versión refinada que se ve bien en pantallas de definición HD.
    En general es la mismo que en 1998, solo que el control es con joystick en lugar del teclado. No hay muchas novedades, solo la posibilidad de jugar con los gráficos y el sistema de movimiento de la versión original o con las mejoras de esta remasterización.
    Si te interesa hazte con él, la historia merece ser jugado al menos una vez. Si tienes Playstation 4 y Vita tiene el plus de que comprándolo en un sistema lo recibes en ambos.    … Expand
  3. FreedomFighters
    Jul 20, 2019
    8
    There was always something that fascinated me about this game. Perhaps it was the ideology that "hey, this game is considered one of the greatest of all time, but yet I feel like I've heard nothing about it," but for some reason, I had some fascination when it came to "Grim Fandango." Now, I'll be the first to admit I'm not intimately familiar with Tim Schafer's game in any way: I tried toThere was always something that fascinated me about this game. Perhaps it was the ideology that "hey, this game is considered one of the greatest of all time, but yet I feel like I've heard nothing about it," but for some reason, I had some fascination when it came to "Grim Fandango." Now, I'll be the first to admit I'm not intimately familiar with Tim Schafer's game in any way: I tried to play the first "Psychonauts" game but surprisingly, despite my love for platformers, I lost interest and ended up dropping the game. That said, my morbid curiosity got the best of me when I found the remaster of "Grim Fandango" at a discounted price on the PlayStation Store, and so I wanted to give it a shot. And I've gotta say that I certainly can see the hype.
    "Grim Fandango" is a game I can see having a massive influence on other titles: beyond it being an early 3D game, I can see that this game gave way to a lot of point-and-click games and graphic adventures that we hear so much about today. The controls are fluid (especially with the new version's addition of standard controls, as opposed to limiting you to tank controls), and while the game isn't your most interactive (since it's a graphic adventure), it more than makes up for it with smart design and game mechanics that remain intriguing to this day. Graphically, the game still looks great today, and while many have criticized the remastered version for not updating the pre-rendered backgrounds, I personally thought they looked so good that I simply wasn't inclined to notice. The soundtrack is also brilliant, and the storytelling in this game is so sharp: I love how the story so brilliantly interweaves its film noir-based style with a great tone of parody, while incorporating the themes of Mexican and Aztec mythology so wonderfully, and this wouldn't have been possibly without the sharp and funny dialogue and terrific characters.
    Now, admittedly, there are some imperfections here that hold things back a bit. For starters, I do think the game has a little bit of a learning curve to some of its puzzles that may turn some gamers off, and I think the game could've benefitted from something of a hint system. Also, I have to dock a point off of the remastered version specifically because, well one, there are a few graphical glitches that can be a bit distracting (at one point, Manny got stuck in his standing animation and I was moving him while he was standing still), but also because while it brings some welcome changes, it disappointingly did not bring an autosave feature along with it, which given that this is a game that has you going back and forth a lot, really could've been a big help.
    Regardless, I can absolutely see why "Grim Fandango" is so widely loved and revered by gamers, and while my score may not show it (it probably would've been a 9 if not for some of the problems I had with this remastered version), I definitely buy into said hype. "Grim Fandango" is a wonderful game that's gonna stick with me for a while, and I highly suggest that if you haven't played it, please do yourself a favor. This game deserves more attention, because it's really an amazing experience.
    Final rating: 8 out of 10 "Great"    … Expand
  4. PeakZach
    Apr 20, 2020
    8
    The art, universe, and story-telling are brilliant. Gameplay is satisfying and holds well with time. Definitely quite a few glitches and wrinkles where I had to full restart to get 'unstuck.' A lot of the puzzles are challenging, but make sense, however there are definitely a few that I'm not sure how anyone would ever think to use this item in that location.
  5. Kaniya
    Jan 29, 2015
    10
    There is no doubt that Grim Fandango is one of the best ( or it may be the best ) adventure games ever made. The Remastered version features a better model quality, dynamic lighting, re-recorded musics and fantastic commentary all over the game!
    I wish they could have done the game 16:9 just like CAPCOM did with Resident Evil HD but still, the game is really awesome and makes u forget    There is no doubt that Grim Fandango is one of the best ( or it may be the best ) adventure games ever made. The Remastered version features a better model quality, dynamic lighting, re-recorded musics and fantastic commentary all over the game!
    I wish they could have done the game 16:9 just like CAPCOM did with Resident Evil HD but still, the game is really awesome and makes u forget about these sort of things !
    this issue only bothers mostly in PS VITA version due to the small screen actually.
    I thikn Grim Fandango re-release is a really nice work! hope to see more Remastered classic adventures on ps4    … Expand
  6. amirreza1
    Jan 30, 2015
    9
    I rate it 9 . not because of good remastering.
    Because it is in my top 10 of best games.
    It deserves more investment. The grim fandango universe deserves more attention. They could make more money. but they didnt
  7. howler77
    Jan 28, 2015
    8
    Grim Fandango is one of the best adventure games I've played. This is one case where you can say they don't make games like this anymore , and that's a shame. I played it when it first came out in the late 90's and I was excited to see it on my ps4. The characters are charming, the setting and mood is perfect, and the puzzles are difficult but not too frustating. Completing the gameGrim Fandango is one of the best adventure games I've played. This is one case where you can say they don't make games like this anymore , and that's a shame. I played it when it first came out in the late 90's and I was excited to see it on my ps4. The characters are charming, the setting and mood is perfect, and the puzzles are difficult but not too frustating. Completing the game without using a walkthough is highly recomended for the true gamers out there.

    to dionysus777 I read your reviews. They were most likely deleted because you're giving the game a 0 when you havn't even played it. If you're having a tech issue downloading the game, maybe it's psn..    … Expand
  8. ovoon7
    Feb 7, 2015
    10
    The 10 score is for the game, which I was too young to play when it originally released in 1998. I always wanted to give it a try, but never got around to it until this remastered came along.

    Now as for the remastered edition, I can say that it does look very nice, and the remastered soundtrack is the best part, it sounds incredible. The lighting has been improved, and overall the game    The 10 score is for the game, which I was too young to play when it originally released in 1998. I always wanted to give it a try, but never got around to it until this remastered came along.

    Now as for the remastered edition, I can say that it does look very nice, and the remastered soundtrack is the best part, it sounds incredible. The lighting has been improved, and overall the game looks better, although the old version still doesn't look that dated to me.

    That being said, the remastered edition is quite buggy, so save often. In beating the game, I had it crash six times, I got stuck on a ladder once, and loading menu items took long.

    Remember to save often, and don't be ashamed to use a guide. If you're just in it for the incredible storytelling, a guide through the silly puzzles doesn't detract from the experience.    … Expand
  9. SwitSwat
    Jun 12, 2016
    10
    Never has a game made me legitimately smile within the first 5 minutes... until I tried this game. (Thanks PS Plus) The characters, dialogue, and story are all well crafted in a way that you won't want this adventure to end. I didn't try the original, but this remaster is certainly great so that more people can experience this wonderful gem.
  10. xdhollywood
    Jan 27, 2015
    9
    A Wonderful remaster of a game lost for ages. One of double fine's best work yet and surely an instant classic for generations to enjoy. 15$ has never looked so wonderful
  11. Fomoco
    Feb 24, 2015
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Just buy it. Why are you wasting time reading this,
    If only Lucasarts weren't run by a bunch of autistic **** we would have many more games like this    … Expand
  12. RuslanDZE
    Jul 30, 2017
    8
    I am in love with single player games. I love stories and smart unique artistical expressions that only possible in video games. Grim Fandango is a game that was one of the last Double Fine products, these dvelopers were making one of the best adventure games and at the toemof release these games were groundbreaking, including Grim Fandango.

    Story is based aroung mexican Day Of The    I am in love with single player games. I love stories and smart unique artistical expressions that only possible in video games. Grim Fandango is a game that was one of the last Double Fine products, these dvelopers were making one of the best adventure games and at the toemof release these games were groundbreaking, including Grim Fandango.

    Story is based aroung mexican Day Of The Death celebration and tells hilarious and unique story about sellsman Manny, who sells ticket to the "Heaven". This tale has criminal-noir style with good humor. Also, it makes you to use your brain cells like a good oldschool game. Especially, first part of this game is not evident with its puzzles. Basically, I really loved first hald of the game and second half I thought was just fine. Nevertheless, I loved this game and I think it is a classical gem for video game industry that holds up even today.
    Only problens that I have with this game is that Remastered version for PS4 has some glitches and I experenced some crashes. Some glitches is not even easy avoidable and could end up permanently in your save file.    … Expand
  13. Evae
    Feb 4, 2015
    9
    Grim fandango has to be one of the best Adventure games I have ever played, and this remastered edition does not change my opinion about the game itself, but as a remastered piece, does not reach up to my level of expectation.
  14. LordMorgoth
    Jun 30, 2015
    10
    I have no issues with this game. Yes the learning curve is a little sharp with no hint system or tutorial and yes you do have to save your game but you won't care about those things once you realize what an amazing game this is. The story is complex and full of twists, the art style is beautiful and original, and the puzzles are insanely clever and equally rewarding. I was new to adventureI have no issues with this game. Yes the learning curve is a little sharp with no hint system or tutorial and yes you do have to save your game but you won't care about those things once you realize what an amazing game this is. The story is complex and full of twists, the art style is beautiful and original, and the puzzles are insanely clever and equally rewarding. I was new to adventure games when I picked this up and now I'm hooked. Stop reading these reviews and buy it already!… Expand
  15. Lazlo21
    Jul 20, 2015
    10
    Grim Fandango was a game i originally had no interest in in 1998. I just didn't think it seemed appealing, probably due to the point-and-click genre dying down at that point. Now here we are, 2015, point and click now being a favored genre of mine, especially taking a liking in old ones. I can say now that i regret not getting Grim Fandango back in the day, for it is now in my top tenGrim Fandango was a game i originally had no interest in in 1998. I just didn't think it seemed appealing, probably due to the point-and-click genre dying down at that point. Now here we are, 2015, point and click now being a favored genre of mine, especially taking a liking in old ones. I can say now that i regret not getting Grim Fandango back in the day, for it is now in my top ten favorite games of all time.

    There is not anything bad i can really say about Grim Fandango. The story in entrancing, keeping you locked in it's world of fantastic writing and original, developed characters. Even background characters that you only share 2 or 3 lines with are interesting. The story takes you to a variety of different locations, from the ocean-side town of Rubacava, to the very gates of the 9th underworld itself. All the characters are well voice acted, and the dialogue is consistently funny.

    The gameplay is your standard point and click stuff: walk around, talk to people, pick up stuff, solve puzzles, it's all great fun. While some might complain about the immense difficulty that some of the puzzles boast, with the answers being extremely cryptic,but i don't mind at all. A hefty challenge is what i like to see in a PAC game, which most new ones seem to lack. Now, i could complain about the counter-intuitive "tank controls", but even they got that right. The default control is scheme is NOT tank controls, you must change this from the options screen. I cannot tell you how great that is. I actually played the game through a second time with tank controls, not for the trophy, but so i can play the game the way it was meant to be played.

    Remaster wise, I cannot speak too much for not playing the original. Some things i can talk about though is the enhanced textures, which can be changed to original by the push of a button. Pairing that with tank controls make it a full retro experience. I hear some things from others about the music being redone, and the aspect ratio changed, but for me non of that matters, for this is the only Grim Fandango experience i have played.

    Overall, this game is simply a masterpiece on all fronts. There is just not a bad thing i can say about it. This is why i'm giving Grim fandango a 10/10    … Expand
  16. MEFzelder
    Apr 14, 2016
    8
    Llevar el icónico click and point, Grim Fandango, a consolas parecía a principio una idea rara, pero por suerte el port es excelente permitiéndole al público de consolas disfrutar esta gran patente en sus televisores a control de solo un joystick.
    ¿Qué persona que sea gamer desde los '90 no conoce la historia de Manny Calavera? En caso de no conocer la respuesta es porque no puede decirse    Llevar el icónico click and point, Grim Fandango, a consolas parecía a principio una idea rara, pero por suerte el port es excelente permitiéndole al público de consolas disfrutar esta gran patente en sus televisores a control de solo un joystick.
    ¿Qué persona que sea gamer desde los '90 no conoce la historia de Manny Calavera? En caso de no conocer la respuesta es porque no puede decirse gamer, pero para las siguientes generaciones: "Grim Fandango" es una obra maestra de Lucas Arts salido en el '98. Esta historia gira en torno a un vendedor de paquetes de viajes, Manny, para que las almas puedan abandonar el mundo de los muertos y lograr descansar en paz. Todo inicia cuando descubre que le dio por error un paquete errado a "Meche" y quiere corregirse buscándola para que reciba el servicio merecido.
    Este port es excelente, revivir esta historia se siente bien y cuenta con todo las características originales que hicieron de este juego un clásico. Si pueden háganse con la versión o juégalo en PC porque la experiencia es la misma o muy similar.

    Lo bueno: Historia, música y doblaje original y el Cross-Buy (Si lo compras también lo tienes para Vita).
    Lo malo: La remasterización puede quedar algo cutre para una consola como la PS4.    … Expand
  17. Henvak
    Apr 21, 2016
    8
    Un juego estupendo con una historia maravillosa, pero yo en vez de sacar una remasterizacion, hubiera sacado un Remake, con gráficos actuales (Artisticamente es maravilloso, pero me hubiera gustado mucho verlo al estilo actual de la industria de los videojuegos)
  18. Coramcrash
    Mar 12, 2017
    8
    Grim fandango a suo tempo é stato indiscussamente un capolavoro.
    La storia, i personaggi, le musiche, le ambientazioni... tutto fantastico.
    E' innegabile pero' che il gioco sia invecchiato parecchio negli anni e ora, nel 2017, l suo voto si deve ridurre drasticamente... da un probabile over 9.5 ad un comunque ottimo 84/100.
  19. DrakeGarrison
    Aug 26, 2015
    8
    Something is Rotten in the Land of the Dead... ...and you're being played for a sucker. He sells luxury packages to souls on their 4-year journey to eternal rest. But there is trouble in paradise. Help Manny untangle himself from a conspiracy that threatens his salvation.
  20. Heisenberg93
    May 4, 2019
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. After playing the fantastic Day of the Tentacle, the temptation to play to another graphic adventure game designed by Tim Schafer was strong and Grim Fandango was the perfect candidate.

    So Grim Fandango is set in a world parallel to ours, the "Eighth Underworld", the realm of the dead, where we all go once we die and based on the life we lived, we can ​​expect a more or less long journey to reach the eternal peace. After playing Brütal Legend, it doesn't surprise me how Schafer was able to create a "new" world so well made, unique, with its Calaca art style, set in an eternal early 20th century flat Earth and that clearly fuses more elements of various afterlife visions in the world. And it's fascinating and full of meaning just as in this world, so different, yet so similar to ours, its inhabitants can get used to it, and therefore choose a safe and laid life in the Eighth Underworld, rather than spending years trying to find the path to eternal peace. I also appreciated the vision of death after death: through sprouting guns, life as we know it grows as flowers sprout on the bony corpses, so that even the dead can die again... killed by life. Damn, that was good. Manny's final words at the end of the story are clear, yet they leave a little space for interpretation: "Nobody knows what's gonna happen at the end of the line, so you might as well enjoy the trip"... melancholic, maybe Manny reminds us that what we just saw is a fantasy story and that no Eighth Underworld or afterlife probably exist. Who knows? That's exactly the point to it.

    Grim Fandango has a silent gaming interface, which is there but can not be seen. In fact, making use of a definitely more advanced game engine than in the past, contextual actions result by Manny pointing his eyes and attention on something, thus eliminating a point-and-click interface with the 9 commands setting. As a result, the game is evidently simplified in the mechanics, compared to older graphic adventures. The juice still remains the same: observe objects, take them, combine their use with each other, or the scenario or give them to other characters. The game is divided into four acts (or years), but it's only in the second one that the real problems begin to appear. Now: you can design a graphic adventure video game as you want but, given the nature of combining elements each other or with other elements or characters, it would be appropriate to proceed for smaller areas, portions of the same level. A tot of puzzles here, then move on to the next area, and a tot of puzzles there. For some reason, which I really can not understand, Tim decided to make the second act, "Rubacava", an entire jumble of puzzles on puzzles, far from each other and with a logic only partly clear. Rubacava seemed to be like a confused HUB, of those found in role-playing video games. It would have been enough to divide Rubacava upper part from the lower part, and so in this way the whole second act would have a more sustained, more balanced, rhythm in the gameplay. But no. At times incomprehensible, frustrating, even boring: "Year 2, Rubacava" is the reason why Grim Fandango is not perfect. I don't deny I had to use a guide to solve some puzzles, and I'm not ashamed, since I probably could have been stuck there for I don't know how much long. An example? It wasn't clear (to me) that seaman Naranja should have even thought as dead so that Manny could embark on the ship in his place. Instead I found the other three acts quite balanced and exciting, especially the third and fourth, where the game manages to give its best.

    The game is graphically a step forward to the older graphic adventures. Similar to Resident Evil's 3D model on static backgrounds, Grim Fandango returns with a good visual level. This remaster is actually more faithful to its definition and, compared to the excellent remake-like restoration work on DOTT, this job seems lazier and the only improvements are a better lighting system and augmented texture resolution on 3D models. McConnel's soundtrack also benefited restoration and is one of the strengths of the game; very, very fitting. Besides these, it has nothing else to offer.

    Grim Fandango was a beautiful journey and Tim Schafer certainly created one of the most unique video games ever. In the face of a phenomenal and well written plot and good gameplay, the delicate balance – between puzzles quantity and level articulation – has, however, failed in the central part of the game and in graphic adventures this can generate more frustration than anything else. Among the last exponents of a golden age that no longer exists, Grim Fandango remains a must-play video game, whether you are a lover of graphic adventures or not.    … Expand
  21. Jattaman
    Sep 18, 2022
    9
    Avventura punta e clicca unica.
    Trama avvincente e profonda. Personaggi memorabili.
    Enigmi impegnativi ma sempre con una logica.
    Stile grafico unico.
    Un capolavoro.
    PS: L'ho giocata solo nel 2021, quindi ovviamente la qualità della grafica e i controlli non possono essere al passo coi tempi. Il mio voto è riferito al valore del videogame nell'epoca in cui è uscito la prima volta.
  22. Mastereed
    Apr 27, 2023
    9
    A MORTAL MASTERPIECE

    BEFORE WE BEGIN: Grim Fandango Remastered was originally developed by LucasArts, remastered and financed by Double Fine, and released in 2015. It brings back several noteworthy graphical improvements from the original title dating back to 1998. The game is 100% complete in its pc version. DEAD, UNDEAD: The introduction to the game's plot is extremely    A MORTAL MASTERPIECE

    BEFORE WE BEGIN:
    Grim Fandango Remastered was originally developed by LucasArts, remastered and financed by Double Fine, and released in 2015. It brings back several noteworthy graphical improvements from the original title dating back to 1998.
    The game is 100% complete in its pc version.

    DEAD, UNDEAD:
    The introduction to the game's plot is extremely straightforward and crystal clear. The superb quality of art direction that this title has to offer is already underscored by the extremely creative LucasArts and Double Fine logos alone, which always take the style of the reference game and change from time to time. Thanks to the introductory cutscene, the player is immediately able to understand everything that revolves around the protagonist Manny Calavera, a death travel agent dedicated to earning enough to reach the ninth afterlife. As soon as the movie ends, the player finds himself with a fresh assignment to fulfill and can begin his work immediately. The first thing that jumps out at you, or rather, that does not jump out at you is the lack of a HUD, this is because throughout the game it will be the player's job to unearth the interacting objects, making the adventure more interactive and surprising.

    PURSUING DEATH:
    The game gameplay is that of a typical early 2000s graphic adventure, with a focus by the developers to move away from what was the usual point-and-click of that era. The Remastered version then made it possible to use the mouse, which was originally blocked. As mentioned above, one of the main features of Grim Fandango is that it does not have any always-on HUD. Like other graphic adventures, there is an inventory of possessed objects and a menu of interactions with objects set up on the map, but unlike other LucasArts titles it is not possible to join possessed objects together. The additional mother feature is, of course, the puzzles. They are varied and almost always require the ingenuity of the player. Some of them, however, rely far too much on dialogue between the various characters. This becomes a problem given the inability to listen to some of them several times, making the solution of the riddles almost impossible to understand and causing them to expire at a mere use of all available options. This forces the player to wander the map in search of often nonexistent solutions. The game plot turns out to be extremely varied. It spans four years where Manny will accomplish various tasks, with numerous intrigues to be solved, both work-related and emotional.

    DEADLY GOOD:
    Grim Fandango's graphics, whether original or remastered, are certainly one of its focal points. It still manages to be stunning to this day, with extremely detailed and inspired models. Thanks to meticulous techniques put in place by the development team, many of the models turn out to be well-defined and far superior to those out there. The atmosphere that the art in this game manages to create is unmatched, with styles of Mexican folklore combined with the noire of mystery movies. Of course, the animations belong to that era and have remained untouched in its remastered version, so as not to spoil the authors' original tone. Moreover, the variety of environments, always different throughout the journey, grants a style that is always original and never predictable. The conception of the style and the studies that led to its development are noticeable from the minuteness of the details ranging from the backgrounds to the characters' expressions, from their characterization to the interwoven and branching story; all of which led to the creation of this majestic composition.

    THE NINTH NOTE:
    The music side perfectly accompanies what was described in the chapter above. The extremely inspired soundtrack goes to perfectly enhance every environment and scene in the game, as well as catalyze the setting of the noir style. Finally, an incredibly noteworthy point is that of the voice acting, which is excellent in its English language but reaches one of its highest peaks ever seen in a video game in its Italian version, which takes advantage of the numerous presence of dialects to give additional characterization to the characters.

    BUT WHY 9?

    PROS:
    Grim Fandango is for sure one of those games that once played is hard to forget. The number of positive points is staggering. It is certain that it remains a unique product of its kind but more importantly a game that borders on narrative and illustrative perfection.

    CONS:
    The real negative point is added by the remastering of the game, which, while adding a myriad of technical and graphical fixes, goes on to create a variety of bugs that are capable of completely breaking the game. Between those that delete game saves, those that completely lock the player out, and those that create amusing graphical glitches, it is almost impossible not to encounter any of them.

    RATING
    Gameplay: 8
    Music: 9,5
    Story: 10
    Puzzle: 8
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#60 Best PS4 Game of 2015
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#71 Most Discussed PS4 Game of 2015

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Metascore
80

Generally favorable reviews - based on 45 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 35 out of 45
  2. Mixed: 10 out of 45
  3. Negative: 0 out of 45
  1. Brash Games
    Jan 15, 2016
    90
    When you complete a puzzle, you feel such a sense of achievement, you keep playing to feel it again. You need this game in your library and, with this remaster, there has never been a better time.
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  2. Games Master UK
    Apr 9, 2015
    79
    A wonderful, undisputed classic, but one that has dated significantly over the years. [April 2015, p.72]
  3. Play UK
    Mar 31, 2015
    83
    The technical quality of the remaster might be in question, but the quality of the game itself is not. [Issue#254, p.70]
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