Return to Monkey Island is an exciting surprise from series creator Ron Gilbert. It follows the story of the famous adventure games The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge, which were made in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games.
Guybrush Threepwood hasn't been in a fight of wits with his enemy, the zombie pirate LeChuck, in a long time. Elaine Marley, his real love, has stopped caring about being a leader, and Guybrush is lost and unhappy because he has never found the Secret of Monkey Island. Young, cool pirate leaders led by Captain Madison have gotten rid of the old guard. Things have gotten worse on Melee Island, and well-known businessman Stan has been locked up for "marketing-related crimes."
Talk with old friends and new people on familiar islands that have been taken over by dangerous new masters. Then, go to sea and explore the new and unknown as you try to get out of tough situations. Guybrush isn't a hero yet because he hasn't solved some tricky puzzles or dealt with some strange events.
Back to Point-and-Click Swashbuckling
With a clever update to the point-and-click controls of classic adventure games, brave pirates will be able to solve problems and explore the islands without having to use a mouse. Pirateing is easy because conversations are based on the current situation, dialogue trees change based on what the player says, and the inventory system is simple to use.
Archipelago Adventures are waiting for you
Find your way around Melee Island, a familiar place whose leaders have put pressure on both old friends and new faces. You can make both friends and foes by going to uncharted places like Terror Island and the cold outposts of Brrr Muda.
Made by a Famous Group of People
Ron Gilbert, the famous creator of the series, is back for the new chapter of Monkey Island, along with co-writer Dave Grossman, art director Rex Crowle (Knights & Bikes, Tearaway), and composers Peter McConnell, Michael Land, and Clint Bajakian (Monkey Island, Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge).
Features:
Story that pulls you in
"Return to Monkey Island" has a great story that pulls players into a world full of tales and stories. Set sail as a brave explorer on a mission to find the secret past of the island and the lost legacy of the mythical Monkey King. Along the way, you'll meet interesting people, old problems, and secrets that will test your intelligence and leave you wanting more.
Images that make you gasp
Get ready to be mesmerized by the game's beautiful graphics and interesting art style. Every part of the island is full of life. There are lush woods, waterfalls, and mysterious ruins everywhere. Detailing and a bright color palette help players feel like they are in a world that is alive and full of mysteries.
The Monkeys' Friends
You won't be alone as you travel around the island. Find and make friends with a variety of cute monkey friends, each of which has special skills that will help you on your quest. From the nimble acrobat who can get into hidden places to the smart problem-solver who can read ancient writing, these companions will help you on your trip.
Puzzles that make you think
There are many puzzles on the island that will test your critical thinking and imagination. From classic inventory-based riddles to riddles that defy logic, each problem offers something new and interesting. Keep your mind sharp and your eyes open as you look for signs and try to figure out what's going on.
Dynamic Conversation System
"Return to Monkey Island" has a unique dialogue system that lets players shape their adventures by making decisions and talking to other characters. Talk to the people who live on the island, and your choices will affect how the story ends, giving you a choice of different endings. This feature makes sure that each playthrough is different and pushes players to try out different paths.
Items to Collect and Rewards
There are many collectibles and valuable prizes hidden all over the island. Find old objects, rare treasures, and hard-to-find monkey relics to improve your character's skills and get special bonuses. Exploration is praised, and players who stick with it will find that their curiosity has paid off in a big way.
