It shone, pale as bone,
As I stood there alone.
And I thought to myself how the moon,
That night, cast its light
On my heart’s true delight
And the reef where her body was strewn.
Man, Grim Fandango is just one of those perfect things. It seamlessly blends South American mythology and imagery, neo-noir, humor, and drama, all pulled together with a wonderful story and memorable, three-dimensional characters.
As a game, I feel that the puzzles were set up extremely well, with multiple paths being rewarded (except for the damn anchor puzzle). The only flaw I can find is in the fact that some camera angles just aren’t intuitive for certain puzzles.
I’m sorry that I’m raving, but this piece of concept art just brought back a flood of goodtime memories. Here’s to you, Mr. Calavera.
This is only making me more excited for Double Fine’s new adventure game project.
Hello there. These are random ramblings (randomblings) of a fellow with too many names, but who usually calls himself Andrew Flynn. He likes lots of things, like Homestuck, film, Doctor Who, Ben Folds, writing, theater, and other things that only cool people like (he is not very cool himself but don't tell him this- He is trying to fool himself
