The game includes some nifty bonuses in the form of 156 pieces of developer art as well as developer commentary, which is fun to listen on your next replay.
Day of the Tentacle Remastered how to#
Everything lovable about the original game is still there and it’s still incredibly fun to be stuck on a puzzle, try something new, and several new ideas might surface as to how to solve the other puzzles within the other characters’ timelines. This takes a little getting used to, but Double Fine executes it brilliantly and it becomes easy to navigate and do whatever you need to within the game.Įven in the face of a transition to an entirely new platform alongside a new control scheme, Day of the Tentacle Remastered retains all of the joy, challenge and charm of the original title. Changes made to a past environment can affect a future environment, which can help provide solutions for the other characters.Īll of this translates surprisingly well to the iOS interface, which allows you to tap on an object, hold your finger in place for a fraction of a second and several choices appear as to what to do with the character or object. Characters can flush items to each other through the time stream via their Chron-O-John units to help solve puzzles in another character’s timeline. What makes gameplay interesting is that the game’s characters, who are, for the most part, trapped in their own timeline (i.e., past, present, and future) will have to solve puzzles both within their own timeline as well as the other timelines.
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