phenomenal story with a great cast, with every episode being pretty memorable. I think this is where they started to incorporate less puzzles and just create interactive comic book-styled narratives, which I don't mind as it still feels pretty engaging. deserves all the praise it gets

what made me want to start this list in the first place as I thought I already played all the worthwhile TT games but I was massively wrong. Overall an incredible plot, very gripping and engaging. Went into this game blind, so I don't know the source material, but using fables centered around a murder mystery in a modern day NY is just such a cool premise. sure it might have some cliche moments if you've seen other pieces of media with a cold and rugged detective investigating a murder that's bigger than he realizes, but i love it

this was the first TT game I ever played, I think my parents just got me it cause it had a bunny and dog on the cover. So for that, I hold this game pretty fondly, and I think the remaster proves the game still holds up quite well. Lots of funny jokes and Sam & Max bounce off each other very well, however the puzzles can be a bit tricky, especially with how open some of the environments are. for sure has some moon logic moments but overall, still pretty charming

cool game if you want more borderlands lore, I don't remember any memorable moments but overall it's solid. great song picks too

standalone dlc, I don't remember much from it, I do remember it was suspenseful at times but other than that, meh

i only played this game for the tf2 hats, aint no way a kid knowing how to play poker. it introduced me to strong bad tho

i played this as a kid since I actually read the comics in school but I only remember a couple parts of the game, so I definitely need to replay it. remember it being quite janky though