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Grim Fandango

  • Videospiel
  • 1998
  • 12
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
9,1/10
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IHRE BEWERTUNG
Grim Fandango (1998)
Schwarze KomödieAbenteuerFantasieKomödieKriminalitätMysterium

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuManuel Calavera is a travel agent in The Land of the Dead who has stumbled across a ring of corruption.Manuel Calavera is a travel agent in The Land of the Dead who has stumbled across a ring of corruption.Manuel Calavera is a travel agent in The Land of the Dead who has stumbled across a ring of corruption.

  • Regie
    • Tim Schafer
  • Drehbuch
    • Eric Ingerson
    • Bret Mogilefsky
    • Tim Schafer
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Tony Plana
    • Maria Canals-Barrera
    • Alan Blumenfeld
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    9,1/10
    3897
    IHRE BEWERTUNG
    • Regie
      • Tim Schafer
    • Drehbuch
      • Eric Ingerson
      • Bret Mogilefsky
      • Tim Schafer
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Tony Plana
      • Maria Canals-Barrera
      • Alan Blumenfeld
    • 34Benutzerrezensionen
    • 8Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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    • Auszeichnungen
      • 2 Gewinne & 4 Nominierungen insgesamt

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    10pompadourslim

    They don't make 'em like Grim Fandango anymore

    Put simply, this is one of those games you have to play before you die.

    Lucasfilm Games/LucasArts is one of those studios that has a well-deserved and rabid cult following even years after it has ceased to support its classic titles, and Grim Fandango is perhaps their greatest achievement. It's Monkey Island with heart, Full Throttle with depth.

    Although Grim Fandango has its share of one-off gags and one-liners, its humor is more situational and cumulative than typical humor titles, which gives the entire storyline a kind of cohesiveness that is supposed to happen only in the movies. Seeing characters at the end of the game and finding out what they've gotten up to in the two years since you last ran into them is unexpected and satisfying. Each Act takes place in a new location, but maintains threads of connection with previous Acts that entirely avoids the Where Am I Now, What Am I Supposed To Be Doing And Why Do I Care? syndrome that so often afflicts adventure games, particularly more recent ones.

    Although graphics junkies will find that the 3D modeling leaves something to be desired, the artistry that went into the creation of each character (and there are many, many characters) will thrill adventure fans. The voice acting is superb, and the puzzles are, for the most part, refreshingly intuitive and sensible.

    The Latin American film noir setting is entirely original, a selling point which cannot be understated. It's absolutely nothing you've ever seen before and nothing you're likely to see again, and for most PC gamers it's a cross-cultural experience that is unique in the realm of PC gaming. You'll learn, you'll feel, you'll laugh, you'll hope, you'll cheer.

    Without a doubt one of the best PC games ever released.
    prometheus-dk

    One of the last great adventure-games

    Ah, the golden days of yore, when you could find adventure games of this quality often. Unfortunately this is no longer the case. The golden age is over, but every once in a while a game appears out of the dusk that blast through to the mainstream. This game blew my mind (and that of many others), it was voted game of the year by many sites (totally unheard of for an adventure game). The graphics are very impressive, I am not usually a fan of 3D-graphics, but the jagged, iconographic style suits the theme (which is a curious mix of film noir and a south American folklore). Of course, the greatest thing about this game is the story; it is an epic tale of a man's redemption after his death, delightfully free of usual American sentimentality and with numerous references to film noir. The narrative style is highly cinematic and the excellent voice action, along with great music, helps convey the atmosphere beautifully. This is as close to an interactive movie as you can get. That, however, does not mean that the game is too easy, you will easily spend hours on this game. This game represents everything that makes this genre great, I can't recommend it enough. By the way, if you want more of the same, I can also recommend The Longest Journey from Norwegian developer Funcom.
    Finntroll

    Death and his embrace.

    Introducing Manny Calavera to you all, salesman and dead. With a risk of sounding necromantic I must say that I'm in love with Grim Fandango. This is highly enjoyable for everyone but I think we moviebuffs get even more out of it. This game is shockful of references to movies, from the "Glengarry Glen Ross" style opening were Manny doesn't get access to the best clients to the Casablancaesque police officer and the film noir feeling of it all. This is just a game you need to own. The cut scenes are beautiful, the voiceovers are the best of this world, the puzzles are also ace, it's all so good that it's really hard to describe. The only bad thing was the ending, not because it was a bad ending but because this game ends and because it doesn't open up for a sequel. Go buy this now instead of reading this review.

    10/10
    10theawesomespamsponge

    A Fantastic Tale With Fantastic Puzzles

    This game is simply awe-inspiring. It uses its consistently excellent plot to hold you, while it presents fiendishly difficult puzzles for you to solve. The game felt immensely satisfying both intellectually and aesthetically.

    The story follows Manny Calavera in his four year journey of the soul through the land of the dead, as he searches for a woman he believes that he cheated. There are classic themes of corruption, redemption, love, betrayal, karma, and others. The story has a profound sadness to it, lamenting for time, love, and opportunities stolen by injustice and greed. At the same time, the game never loses its sense of hope, and never loses its razor-sharp wit. In short, this plot is as good as many of the movies out there.

    As for the puzzles, they are extremely challenging. If you have played Lucas Arts adventure games before, you would know the formula. Basically, it consists of this:

    1) You cannot possibly lose the game

    2) There is no general time limit, or indeed, general progression of time at all

    3) You are given a general, limited area in which to find items and to solve puzzles necessary to advance the game

    This particular game seems to require you to find comparatively few items (compared to the other Lucas Arts games I've played), and relies more on the clever use of your surroundings in order to solve a puzzle. Most of the time, I found I had all the tools I needed to solve the puzzle on hand, which was very useful. The puzzles are still difficult enough to keep you entertained for hours.

    The only flaw I found was the control system, which was clunky and irritating at first, but the environments become easier to navigate and I stopped noticing. Despite the obvious flaw, I found it hard to justify deducting a star from the overall rating. The game was really that good.
    S

    The best title of its Genre!

    Grim Fandango is most definitely the best title of its Genre EVER! You play the part of Manny Calavera a travel agent of death selling nothing but poor travel packages for the long journey to the 9th underground to his recently passed away clients, but Manny senses crime and corruption in the department of death when he find that his associate Domino gets all the good clients and Manny is stuck with all the poor clients. In my honest opinion Grim Fandango is the best title of its genre. Of course there are downsides like the long loading times between scenes and controlling Manny can be difficult at times but it doesn't get in the way of it's great storyline.

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      Appropriately, "Calavera" (Manny's last name) is Spanish for "Skull"
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      During the fourth year, Manny can take a coffeepot in a backstage area for actors. Manny can go down some steps into a dressing room to offer coffee to an unseen actress. If Manny steps backwards into that room, the coffeepot remains fully visible in Manny's hands, but the audio of the actress accepting and pouring the coffee still plays.
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      [last lines]

      Manuel Calavera: You know, sweetheart, if there's one thing I've learned, it's this: nobody knows what's gonna happen at the end of the line, so you might as well enjoy the trip.

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Moderne Wunder: Video Games: Behind the Fun (2000)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 30. Oktober 1998 (Vereinigte Staaten)
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      • Lucas Arts
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      • Englisch
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      • Ungarisch
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