Telltale's entire Sam & Max: Season 1 episodic adventure is now available via Steam.
Each of the six episodes in the season is selling for $8.95, or episodes 1 to 3 and 4 to 6 are available in bundles priced $19.95 each.
"Digital distribution is clearly a core component of our business and we're really impressed by Valve's approach to the market," says Telltale CEO Dan Connors. "The Steam folks have a great understanding of how robust online channels can bring new value added content, product
Be still, our hearts. When dog-and-rabbit crimefighting duo Sam & Max return to adventure games on November 1, you'll be able to snag their first episode (Sam & Max: Season One - Culture Shock) for just $8.95, publisher Telltale Games announced today.
If you're so excited about playing as the hyperkinetic rabbity thing and canine gumshoe (who doesn't actually wear shoes but has a big gun so shut up) that you want the whole season, you can pay $34.95 to subscribe to the entire six-episode run
If you don't already know, Sam & Max are stars of stage and screen - well, comic books and cartoons, actually - but most importantly, one of the most beloved adventure games of all time: 1993's Sam & Max Hit the Road.
Like many epic stories, Sam & Max have gone through a dark middle arc in their tale: publisher LucasArts suddenly cancelled the sequel, Sam & Max Freelance Police, very late in its development. However, last September, a renegade group of ex-LucasArts employees announced that
Sam & Max - the Freelance Police force consisting of an unflappable dog and crazed rabbit - are returning to PC in November, and we've found four gameplay snippets that show they're back in style.
Check the Movies tab above to watch the pair settle back into point-and-click life as if they never left (has it really been 13 years?) As with the original 2D adventure, half the fun is in letting them comment on their situations rather than actually progressing the
Developer Telltale Games has just released a handful of renders of the upcoming Sam & Max, the episodic adventure that will finally give fans a sequel to 1993's Sam & Max Hit the Road. While not actually screenshots, the renders are consistent with the look of Telltale's Bone games, and probably aren't far off from what Sam & Max will actually look like.
Fans of the Sam & Max comics will instantly recognize the freelance-police duo's dingy office and horrible neighborhood, but the renders also
Sam & Max, stars of comic books, animated cartoons and the classic LucasArts adventure game Sam & Max Hit the Road, return later this year in a series of episodic adventures for PC. And we've got an introductory trailer for you showing off this dog and rabbit crime-fighting team - click that movies tab up above to check it out.
Hit the Road, released way back in 1993, was one of the best point-and-click games we ever played. These new episodes will carry on the clue solving buddy-cop action
