Отличный ремастер, практически от самих авторов. [Шейфер большой молодец, а в плане ремастеринга своего "старья" вообще молодец. Один недостаток - отсутствие перевода на "великий, могучий, правдивый и свободный". Ждём реставрации Психонавтов.]
Полно всяких "дополнительных материалов": и комментарии разработчиков и эскизы тех же разработчиков...
У меня ощущение что ремастеринг самой картинки - это перевод из растра в вектор. [Мне это не шибко по душе и я пользовался исключительно не реставрированной версией - дай бог здоровия, оригинальная версия присутствует тоже]

Рекомендую исключительно любителям оригинальной Day of the Tentacle / фанатам раннего Тима Шейфера и LucasArts.
Людям посторонним это вряд ли будет интересно.


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UPD:
Игра хорошая а издатели нет!

Сколько себя помню, нежно люблю и уважаю Тима Шейфера в общем и Double Fine в целом...
и тут всех нас и правых и левых и милитаристов и пацифистов и русских и совсем не русских - всех записали в одну категорию
тем самым объединив нас таких разных
и наглядно показали как "запад" к нам относится
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Больше "обзоров" тут! [НЕ боись / НЕ ленись! ПОДПИШИСЬ!]

Сюжет уровня среднего платформера, а не хорошего квеста, примерно две смешные шутки на всю игру и самый раздражающий в мире перебор инвентаря (три управляемых персонажа, которые передают друг другу предметы в отдельной локации, которая еще и расположена вдали от основного места действия).

Почему эта игра получила статус классики -- для меня загадка.

Хотя эту игру ставят в один ряд с Grim Fandango и Full Throttle, по моему мнению, она и рядом с ними не стояла. Смешных шуток - 3 штуки за всю игру, запоминающихся персонажей и того меньше. Аляповатая графика не способствует погружению. 6/10 максимум.

~геймдизайн. классика юмористического квеста. на любителя покопаться в классике.
~сюжет. тупой американский юмор.
~графика. неплохо.

26126

27 minutes, five crashes.

Audio bugs, music loop errors, and after the first real 'moment' of the game (that I had to try many times to get to with crash2desktop) --- it hangs.

Not impressed. Back to SCUMMVM and the original disks. At least they freakin work.

Another Double Fine mess.

Game's just good ol' nostalgia and glad it's got remaster now, plus you can even play Maniac Mansion while in DOTT. So basically 2 games in one, what an awesome deal and nostalgia flowing.

But the main problem in remaster that ruins all the joy and nostalgia is the music...
Yep ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ music dies out whenever feels like it during game and even in idling, wow....
Also sometimes loops some depending on cutscenes, endlessly and that's just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dissapointment. Contacted Double Fine on site and email to fix the problem, but guess there isn't fix and just abandoned game with no new patch to fix ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ music issue. No music playing = kills the nostalgia mood to continue playing
Another Double Fine mess, end of discussion!

Oh boy... I feel like I might make some people mad here--if I'm not mistaken, this is a bit of a cult classic? Fair enough, I can see the appeal. It's certainly got a lot of... personality...

I tried. I really tried. But suddenly, after several hours, I just couldn't take it anymore. The obnoxious, braindead characters. The flat, bland artstyle. The irreverent, frequently unfunny humor. Hoagie burping all the dang time. It's just... UGH. I kept telling myself, "I'm invested in the items, they were hard to get and I want to see what ridiculous things they get used for," but after a while they just weren't worth all of the everything else that is this game. It is, after all, a Point & Click that falls headfirst into the classic pitfalls of the genre: puzzles with solutions so bizarre and obscure that more often than not, you find yourself stuck, aimlessly trying anything on everything without any real hope of making progress. Honestly, I'm used to that with Point & Clicks, and am usually willing to put up with it for some element or another--the story, the characters, the world-- something. But not here. There's nothing for me here. It's far from a terrible game, but I just... I just can't, man.

There is no doubt that Day of the Tentacle and Maniac Mansion paved the way for both adventure games and point and click adventures alike. However, I've not until now played either of those games, so I can look at Day of the Tentacles Remastered with a modern lens instead of with rose-tinted glasses. As someone who really does enjoy both point and click and adventure games, there's quite a few things I liked about Day of the Tentacle, like its charming three heroes and the personality both they and the game's art style just ooze. Everything else kind of blows though. The music is pretty middling, the main villain's kind of boring, the puzzles rife with adventure game logic, and the overarching story is just awful. If you have nostalgia for Day of the Tentacle I'm sure this is a safe purchase, but otherwise I cannot recommend this game to new prospective fans.

I'm not a big fan of adventure games and their illogical puzzles, pixel hunting, and item hoarding. But I've gone back and played a handful of The Classics (most recently Loom and The Dig) and was able to find some entertainment in them. Day of the Tentacle is way worse than all of them and after an hour and a half I could tell it wasn't the game for me.

The humor is fairly juvenile and nothing I saw got even a slight smile from me. The real killer though are the nonsensical puzzles. There's a point early on where you need to collect oil, vinegar, and gold in order to save the world. There are a half-dozen people around to talk to but none of the conversations are about any of those things. There is a "gate" and the only way forward is to find some red paint, paint a kumquat tree red, tell someone that it is actually a cherry tree, then bet him he can't cut it down. What does any of that have to with finding oil, vinegar, or gold? Other than wandering around the entire house, clicking on every single thing, trying every single item combination, and going down every pointless conversation tree...why would you even think that's something you should do?

I did not look forward to several more hours of "puzzles" like that, so I uninstalled.