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Il muro” pensando “Perché non l’ho capito prima?”. Le risposte ai puzzle sono sempre, più o meno, logiche. Non puoi rimanere bloccato nel gioco solo perché ti perdi un oggetto o un indizio.The Secret of Monkey Island è un gioco eccellente sotto tutti gli aspetti. Ha una trama intelligente, un ottimo design dei personaggi, dialoghi divertenti, una buona grafica ed è disponibile il download della versione localizzata in Italiano. Cosa volere di più ?Scarica The Secret of Monkey IslandPotremmo avere più download per un singolo gioco oppure la versione italiana, inglese, francese se questa è disponibile. Inoltre, proviamo a caricare manuali, utility e documentazioni extra quando possibile. Se il manuale è mancante e si possiede il manuale originale di The Secret of Monkey Island, clicca qui per contattarci. Basta un clic per scaricare The Secret of Monkey Island a tutta velocità! Download The Secret of Monkey Island - Versione DOSFloppy - Lingua: IT - Dimensione: 2.8 MBFloppy (EGA) - Lingua: EN - Dimensione: 1.3 MBFloppy (VGA) - Lingua: EN - Dimensione: 2.8 MBCD (ScummVM)- Lingua: IT - Dimensione: 35.9 MBCD - Lingua: EN - Dimensione: 211.3 MB

And David Grossman. Tales might be a unique entry into the series, but it is also a very worthy one.4. Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s RevengeMonkey Island 2Developer: LucasArtsPublisher: LucasArts/U.S. Gold (EU)Platform(s): MS-DOS, Mac, Amiga, FM Towns, iOS, PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360Monkey Island 2 is a grand entry into the series. Not only is it a fine adventure in its own right, it actually manages to build upon the foundations laid by the first game in the series, The Secret of Monkey Island.The UI remains fairly unchanged for this sequel, as do the graphics, although they do appear a little slicker. One big leap is that Monkey Island 2 uses LucasArts’ iMUSE system. The Interactive Music Streaming Engine allows the game to seamlessly change the soundtrack on the fly, with tracks blending into one another without having to stop and start music. This later became fairly common practice in the video game industry.So, if Monkey Island 2 is such a leap ahead of the original game in the series, why isn’t it ranked higher? Well, retrospectively speaking, The Secret of Monkey Island is generally thought to be the better game of the pair. While LeChuck’s Revenge built on what the previous game had laid out, it was The Secret of Monkey Island that felt fresh and new, and it’s the game many players remember better of the two original titles. Also, there are some mixed feelings regarding the rug-pull ending of LeChuck’s Revenge, which reveal Guybrush and LeChuck to actually be two children playing as pirates at a pirate theme park, or, rather confusingly, that maybe none of it was realEither way, I’m sure it’ll be explained in detail in the next ga–oh wait no they just waved it away as being a curse.3. Return to Monkey IslandReturn to Monkey IslandDeveloper: Terrible ToyboxPublisher: Devolver DigitalPlatform(s): PC, Mac, Linux, Switch, PS5, Xbox Series, iOS, AndroidIn 2023, Monkey Island made its long-awaited return in the aptly named Return to Monkey Island. Positioned as a direct sequel to Monkey Island 2, it was designed by two of the original Monkey Island stalwarts, Ron Gilbert and Dave Grossman. Releasing 13 years since the last entry in the series, Tales of Monkey Island, and a whopping 31 years since the Monkey Island 2 cliffhanger, Return to Monkey Island kicks off at the amusement park we last saw at the end of Monkey Island 2. However, it’s revealed the two children aren’t actually Guybrush and LeChuck as children but the son of Guybrush, named Boybrush, acting out the adventures of his father with his friend Chuckie as LeChuck.Return to Monkey Island was hailed as a return to form, as not only was it a great game

In its own right, it returned to an old style of point and click and totally nailed it. While the new art style was criticised by some ‘fans’, it represented the idea that Return to Monkey Island wouldn’t be a throwback game, and was a new game in the series, and while it didn’t tread new ground gameplay wise, it still represented a step forward in the Monkey Island series.The game is marred by a disappointing ending which never truly resolves what the secret is, but then again, after all these years, any reveal would be a disappointment. While this ending left a slight sour taste in the mouth, it doesn’t detract from the quality of the game, and Return to Monkey Island is still a fantastic entry into the series.2. The Curse of Monkey IslandThe Curse of Monkey IslandDeveloper: LucasArtsPublisher: LucasArtsPlatform(s): PC, MacThe third game in the Monkey Island series saw a huge shift in the development team at LucasArts. Ron Gilbert, director of the two previous games, was out and Larry Ahern and Jonathan Ackley were in. Fresh faces meant a big change for the series, but this also represented a big change for the design of the game itself.The point and click genre had significantly moved forward in the six years between the second and third entries in the series. The UI of the first two games had become outdated, and instead of the gameplay window being the upper half of the screen, the gameplay now takes up the whole screen, and clicking on things opens up an interaction icon which gives you options to examine, pick up, etc.The Curse of Monkey Island is easily one of the best games in the series. It had been many years since Monkey Island 2, and the big change in style for the series really helped the Monkey Island series retain its crown as ‘the king of the point n’ click’.The aforementioned UI update really helped to modernise the feel of the game, but it was the cartoony graphical upgrade that really gave the game the boost it needed. Pixels felt a million miles away, replaced with large, articulate characters and fully animated cutscenes. A CD quality soundtrack is the cherry on top of the cake that is The Curse of Monkey Island. Plus there’s the debut of Murray, which is worth the price of purchase alone.1. The Secret of Monkey IslandThe Secret of Monkey IslandDeveloper: LucasArtsPublisher: LucasArtsPlatform(s): MS-DOS, Mac, Atari ST, FM Towns, Sega CD, iOS, PC, PS3, Xbox 360There’s no denying it: The Secret of Monkey Island is the original and best Monkey Island game. While the gameplay, graphics, sound and almost every element has improved since the

Initial outing in the series, there is something that makes this game timeless, and well worth revisiting over 30 years since its release.The Secret of Monkey Island delighted gamers back in 1990 with progressive design, narrative and gameplay, but most importantly its charm. It is this charm that has made The Secret of Monkey Island an enduring and playable game right up to the modern day.The Secret of Monkey Island features the classic LucasArts adventure gameplay. Point and click adventure games were an evolution of text based adventure games that rose to prominence in the 1980s. These games would require you to input your commands by typing them, which could be confusing at times. LucasArts did away with this, taking away the hours of typing commands while you try and find the right one. The top half of the screen is dedicated to the graphics, and the lower to the commands that Guybrush can perform. Actions like ‘Pick up’, ‘Look at’ or ‘Talk to’, amongst others, are all laid out in a grid like formation in the lower half of the screen, along with the inventory.The Secret of Monkey Island felt like a step up in every possible way, and this had led to its enduring popularity. Delightful pixel art graphics, fun script and fantastic soundtrack all mixed with a unique setting and cast of characters has all helped to elevate above the other games in the series. There may well be technically better games in the series, but The Secret of Monkey Island is still the best experience in the series for players new and old.READ NEXT: Ranking Every Spider-Man Game From Worst To Best Some of the coverage you find on Cultured Vultures contains affiliate links, which provide us with small commissions based on purchases made from visiting our site.