Although you only control Manny you do meet a cast of colourful characters that help and hinder your progress throughout the story. As he begins to suspect that his clientèle is being picked for him and that his colleague is getting all of the good clients he begins to uncover a truth that will send him on his own four year journey across the Eighth Underworld, chasing after a recently dead girl who wrongfully gets made to walk the dead wastes. Manny deals with the former, weeding his way through unworthy clients in a bid to pay off his debt for his own ticket to paradise. However if they were a saintly person who dedicated their lives to helping others then they would be granted an express ticket on the Number Nine, a direct four minute journey straight to the Ninth Underworld, the land of eternal rest. These packages come at a price of the actions that the person had committed during their time in the living world The low lives and scum have to walk a four year journey across treacherous landscapes filled with dangerous creatures and in the company of others of their distinction. The story follows the hapless Manuel Calavera (but you can call him Manny.) He was once the top travel agent for those passing into the land of the dead, he would sell travel packages to the recently deceased to make their trip across the Eighth Underworld a safer and more pleasant experience. There is not much I can say about the story without ruining the intrigue, so I won’t do that for the sake of spoiling one of the best examples of pen to paper that exists in our favourite medium.
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That was until last year when Tim Schaefer announced that Double Fine and Sony have worked together and wrestled the license away from Disney who had bought and have more or less squandered the Lucasarts legacy.
As good as the game was it seemed incredibly unlikely we would ever see it again. In the past decade of countless sequels and un-needed reboots it stood as an untouchable gem, a crown on the kingdom of the forgotten Lucasarts adventures of the past. Februin PS4 / Reviews / Vita tagged click / fandango / Grim / point / tim schaefer by Grizz
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