Adventure fans who aren't so familiar with the bumbling duo may want to try the demo first though, as it is somewhat of an acquired taste. Really, Fright of the Bumblebees is exactly what you'd expect from an adventure game starring Wallace and Gromit: it has lots of charm, some frustratingly obtuse puzzles, and is perfect for fans of the series. Gromit's trademark facial expressions are in full effect, helping to add to the personality of the game. It may not be technically impressive, but Fright looks very much like the animated films, especially with the visual settings turned up. The full game Wallace & Gromits Grand Adventures was developed in 2009 in the Adventure genre by the developer Telltale Games for the platform Windows (PC). It's not just the writing though the game definitely captures the look and feel of its source material. It may not reach the same level of quality of the film and shorts, but it's entertaining nonetheless. Instead, it's a more subtle blend of humor that drips with the peculiar charm that has made Wallace & Gromit a cult classic.

Unlike Telltale's past titles, the game isn't packed full of jokes. And here, Fright is a bit of a mixed bag.

You will switch back and forth between the titular duo, but there is no difference between the two.īut the gameplay isn't really the major concern here, given that these games already have a template in place that has proven successful. The gameplay is identical, and consists mainly of speaking to other characters and using a variety of different items to interact with the environment in order to solve puzzles. If you're played any of Telltale's previous games-or most other point-and-click adventure games for that matter-you'll feel right at home with Fright.

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