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About This Game Quick, Dr. Fred's Kidnapped Sandy and he's about to start the experiment... Dave and his friends have come to rescue Sandy before she donates her brains to Dr. Fred. And you are the brains behind their efforts to solve the many mysteries of Maniac Mansion… • What really happened when that meteor landed 20 years ago? • How did it change Dr. Fred, Nurse Edna, and Weird Ed? • What is a Green Tentacle and how do you feed it? • Why is there a chainsaw in the kitchen? • Why is there a nuclear reactor in the basement? • How does Razor get her hair to stand up like that? • Why does Dr. Fred keep going, ""Heh, heh, heh...""? • Explore room after room. Collect weird stuff. Laugh out loud. Feel a little spooky. • Choose your own reckless rescue trio from seven unlikely volunteers. • Five exciting ways to unravel the mystery. Hundreds of hilarious ways to guess wrong! • No typing ever! Point 'n' click to select characters, objects and actions. 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Maniac Mansion has a lot of replayability value to due the players ability to play the game with a different character composition, changing quite a few of the puzzles and opening up other routes.There has been a lot of butthurt about the fact that this is a ScummVM re-release and I personally don't really get what all the fuss is about. It works fine and you can microwave the hamster. And that is all that should be cared about.Being a milestone of gaming and absolutely fairly priced, I have no idea how anyone in love with adventures would be incapable of recommending this.. What a nice surprise! All the major Lucarts graphic adventure games have been released, except this. Until now. It would have been nice to get a remake like Day of the Tentacle, but this is good enough. And it comes with both C64 and Amiga(Enhanced) versions.. Maniac Mansion is unlike almost any other adventure game (except for Zak McKracken). The reason is that the NPCs in the game are alive. They have their own goals (get food, get mail, check out suspicious events), they can catch you, you can die or lose important items. Actions have real consequences, and there's even choice and different endings. The trailer above is very adequate and demonstrates some of that.The reason this game is so alive is the scripter David Fox, the same designer who did Zak McKracken and was heavily involved in the recently released Thimbleweed Park. Even though he's not the official game designer, he's the one who loves to make NPCs have their own virtual theater with daily routines, reactions to your actions, etc.This is also the first game that introduced mouse based interface and cut-scenes (in 1988). Sadly, the later games of Ron Gilbert and LucasFilm Games ended up being way more static, lifeless and fake, with NPCs that don't move, and player actions that never punish you, but at least kept the exploration and meaningful puzzles we can find here.The modern port of Maniac Mansion is very good. It supports mouse, multiple saves, and different graphical versions of the game. Of course, it's the fan made ScummVM, but it's great nevertheless.. It's pretty good.. DO NOT BUY. Do not support terrible publishers out for a cash grab. This is simply a ScummVM release, which would be fine if they used a version that eliminates bugs (the newer version of ScummVM plays this without the mouse jumping cursor issues). This clearly wasn't even tested, nor did they take the extra day to add in Steam cards and emotes, achievements, art, music, wallpaper, etc. Fans waited since Steam or GOG launched for this game to arrive on one of the two platforms and when it finally becomes exclusive to Steam, we get a simple emulator with nothing extra. The actual fix for this game is to update the emulator. At that point, you might as well just download the game for free yourself elsewhere. Junk and the publisher should give the rights to this game up, as they don't deserve it.. This is the first game I ever asked for a refund on. :( When I saw it on sale, it immediately took me back to fond memories of playing this game on my friend's NES, back when we were kids. I happily bought it, and enjoyed the silly opening sequence. I loved the odd colors, the blocky graphics, and everything else about it that screams "it's the 80's!" I was really looking forward to replaying through this odd little game, and hopefully, finally, getting to the end of it! (Never finished it, back in the day.) But there was that mouse cursor. And that's when everything went downhill. I played for about half an hour, getting more and more frustrated. The cursor is super-sensitive. If you don't nudge it perfectly, it jumps off to to some edge of the screen. You have to click on the commands in the list, and having a cursor that misbehaves like that is an exercise in frustration. Normally if controls are funky I can get the hang of it after playing around with it for a few minutes, getting used to the control quirks. Not this game. After half an hour I couldn't take it anymore. I requested a refund, and got my $4.01 back.. Maniac Mansion is unlike almost any other adventure game (except for Zak McKracken). The reason is that the NPCs in the game are alive. They have their own goals (get food, get mail, check out suspicious events), they can catch you, you can die or lose important items. Actions have real consequences, and there's even choice and different endings. The trailer above is very adequate and demonstrates some of that.The reason this game is so alive is the scripter David Fox, the same designer who did Zak McKracken and was heavily involved in the recently released Thimbleweed Park. Even though he's not the official game designer, he's the one who loves to make NPCs have their own virtual theater with daily routines, reactions to your actions, etc.This is also the first game that introduced mouse based interface and cut-scenes (in 1988). Sadly, the later games of Ron Gilbert and LucasFilm Games ended up being way more static, lifeless and fake, with NPCs that don't move, and player actions that never punish you, but at least kept the exploration and meaningful puzzles we can find here.The modern port of Maniac Mansion is very good. It supports mouse, multiple saves, and different graphical versions of the game. Of course, it's the fan made ScummVM, but it's great nevertheless.. 1st ever game I refundedMissing musicWorse GraphicsMouse jumps all over screenWould've been better if they just ported the NES version. As others have said, this is a SCUMMVM game. Not a native experience. SCUMMVM is excellent, but I expected more from a direct-from-the-company release. Disney's name is front and center on the publisher line. The mouse is really wonky if you have a high-dpi mouse. Even turning it down to its slowest speed still resulted in massive jumps, making the game unplayable due to timing puzzles. The audio is emulatred PC Speaker with modulated square-wave, so don't expect Amiga style music. Also, if your monitor is set up for 1:1, you're going to be playing this in a TINY rectangle. Because the ScummVM UI is supressed, you can't adjust that before launching. You have to launch the menu with F5, then return to launcher. Additionally, if you're into GPL, you'll note the lack of required GPL verbiage in the Disney EULA. It's way better to play this within Day of the Tentacle.. DO NOT BUY. Do not support terrible publishers out for a cash grab. This is simply a ScummVM release, which would be fine if they used a version that eliminates bugs (the newer version of ScummVM plays this without the mouse jumping cursor issues). This clearly wasn't even tested, nor did they take the extra day to add in Steam cards and emotes, achievements, art, music, wallpaper, etc. Fans waited since Steam or GOG launched for this game to arrive on one of the two platforms and when it finally becomes exclusive to Steam, we get a simple emulator with nothing extra. The actual fix for this game is to update the emulator. At that point, you might as well just download the game for free yourself elsewhere. Junk and the publisher should give the rights to this game up, as they don't deserve it.