One thing I didn't like, though, was the structure of the finale. I lean more towards the latter, so I thought Pirate God was acceptably easy, but I know a few others disagree with that opinion. It comes down to whether you value puzzle difficulty over plot development. Generally, this is a bad thing, but the episodic nature of the new Monkey Islands means you're wanting to just see how things turn out Imagine a TV show that gets to its final episode and then drags itself out for too long, frustrating the viewer by not getting to the point. This time, though, the puzzles are generally pretty easy, with only one or two moments that might be classified as tricky. The rehashing of character models is criminal, but the locations are interesting and the concept is engaging. This episode contains everything that's right and wrong with the series. No spoilers here, but let's just say Guybrush has ended up in a place reserved for those who aren't as healthy as they'd like to be, and he has to find a way back to save his wife and so on. Most importantly, it leaves you wanting more, which is always a good sign.Īnyway, to the game. Despite having perhaps some of the lowest lows of any major Telltale series, it also has the highest highs, averaging out somewhere in the "ah, that was nice" zone when you finish all five episodes.
The End Is here, the series that could so easily have been a thundering disaster has turned out to be a pleasant surprise, on the whole.
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