c'est un de ces jeux que tout le monde adore pour leur humour fou et delirant , du moment que l'on puisse y jouer dans la bonne langue et ca fait 2 ans que j'attend une mise a jour sur steam pour les sous titre ou la langue fr integré dans le jeu , hors le jeu et sous titre sont disponible depuis tres longtemp en fr . Donc sil vous plait faite un effort pour tout les joueurs non bilingue qui attende la traduction et sous titre , c'est un bon moyen de forcer les gamer de craquer le jeu juste pour avoir la bonne langue , ce qui me deplait .
merci de votre comprehension

Entièrement en Anglais quelques manipulations seront nécéssaires pour passer les 5 épisodes en VOSTF : un guide est présent sur Steam et ça marche !

Pas vraiment d'évolution graphiques mais de meilleures résolutions sont disponibles, et le fichier de configuration (options) semble être commun avec tous les épisodes pas besoin de le changer à chaque fois. Le générique de début modifié devient interactif (bang... bang bang) et après le générique de fin on a le droit à un petit truc.

J'ai pris beaucoup de plaisir avec cette saison que j'ai trouvée un peu plus "mûre", toutefois je n'aurai pas du me lancer de suite après la première car l'effet huis-clos (même personnages, même lieux... enfin presque) crée une certaine lassitude, mais il y a aussi un effet positif car on s'attache énormément à l'univers surtout que l'on trouve des liens avec tous les épisodes.

Episode 201 : Un bon épisode avec ce qu'il faut d'actions tordues pour arriver à vos fins. J'ai mis un peu de temps pour l'énigme de la chanson alors qu'il suffisait d'être bien attentif dans la zone .

Some translations are missing. It's a shame.

salut j'aI Terminé le jeu masi jais tjr pas eu ma tete de max sur tf2 qlq peut maider svp??

Disclaimer: Steam only shows the play time for the first episode.

The second season of Sam & Max is one of TellTale’s best point ‘n’ click adventure; a series that managed to elevate beyond the confines of its budget and the somewhat self-repeating TellTale formula to become one of the most definite nonsensical adventures to date.

TellTale’s Sam & Max trilogy has a plethora of ideas crammed into it, but in the end, it still follows the classic trilogy formula: the second season mostly reuses the recipe of the first, only adds a little more of everything.
In this case, everything means more wacky adventures and even crazier setups; from Santa Claus to the Bermuda triangle or outer space, the Freelance Police wreaks havoc wherever it goes in the typical Sam & Max fashion.

These adventures are confined to the old engine, meaning only a handful of locations per episode and game mechanics restricted to a Use and Look button. The simplicity is compensated by typical Sam & Max puzzles, where things make little sense, but you can find the twisted, zany logic behind the tasks.

Said tasks are somewhat held back by the typical TellTale game design, meaning each episode has the exact same structure: short introductory puzzle leading to the central plot, which then gets divided into a set of sub-tasks that you need to finish to start the final sequence. (The game also relies way too much on the triaé-and-error combination hunting puzzle type.)
Because the developers knew they were repeating themselves, they did everything to hide it behind great writing that strikes a perfect balance between self-contained stories and arcing plot, creating one of TellTale’s best point ‘n’ clicks and a must-have game for Sam & Max fans.

hope the Soda Poppers are killed off

Sam and Max: Season two offers a greater variety of locales, but still maintains the gameplay from the first season. If you're a fan of the series, season two is a no-brainer and a welcomed continuation of the duo. Season two now supports widescreen resolutions.

Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space (AKA Season 2) is a point and click adventure game made by TellTale Games where you play as the Freelance Police, Solving Crimes and Kicking Butt.

At first, you have to go on a case about Santa Claus, but it gets far, far, Deeper. I will say that if you are going to get this instead of Save the World (AKA Season 1), Play Ice Station Santa through What's New, Beelzebub. Trust me, there is a Bonus at the final episode of the season that you get if you go through the order it was made for.

While you are playing through the game, You can get rad Decals from the C.O.P.S and even upgrades to your DeSoto if you grab all the decals each episode.

Sam and Max: Beyond Time and Space is an experence that is worth the ride. if you have 30 bucks and been wanting to buy a good Point and Click adventure, then by all means, get this.

(Review counted as the Complete Sam and Max Series 1,2 and 3)
Really entertaining and funny point and click adventure game. Though I admit I am a bit dumb when it came to puzzles in this game...often ended up looking up guides >w> SHHHHH! In all honesty the puzzles (basicly everything you do in the game) are all well thought out so there isn't any super unrealistic answer to a problem that hasn't been hinted slightly in the game....Like pixel searching or using items together in a way that makes no sense to solve a problem.

Get it if you love point and click adventure games because this is as good as it gets!! ^.^ As long as you dont mind 15 games appearing in your games library after only buying 3.....

✓ Goofy universe, strange situations and storyline
✓ Having recurring characters is actually not a bad idea
✓ Excellent soundtracks, reminiscent of the first season's

✘ Voice tracks are of rather poor quality sampling
✘ Still no Linux support!