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And David Grossman. Tales might be a unique entry into the series, but it is also a very worthy one.4. Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s RevengeMonkey Island 2Developer: LucasArtsPublisher: LucasArts/U.S. Gold (EU)Platform(s): MS-DOS, Mac, Amiga, FM Towns, iOS, PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360Monkey Island 2 is a grand entry into the series. Not only is it a fine adventure in its own right, it actually manages to build upon the foundations laid by the first game in the series, The Secret of Monkey Island.The UI remains fairly unchanged for this sequel, as do the graphics, although they do appear a little slicker. One big leap is that Monkey Island 2 uses LucasArts’ iMUSE system. The Interactive Music Streaming Engine allows the game to seamlessly change the soundtrack on the fly, with tracks blending into one another without having to stop and start music. This later became fairly common practice in the video game industry.So, if Monkey Island 2 is such a leap ahead of the original game in the series, why isn’t it ranked higher? Well, retrospectively speaking, The Secret of Monkey Island is generally thought to be the better game of the pair. While LeChuck’s Revenge built on what the previous game had laid out, it was The Secret of Monkey Island that felt fresh and new, and it’s the game many players remember better of the two original titles. Also, there are some mixed feelings regarding the rug-pull ending of LeChuck’s Revenge, which reveal Guybrush and LeChuck to actually be two children playing as pirates at a pirate theme park, or, rather confusingly, that maybe none of it was realEither way, I’m sure it’ll be explained in detail in the next ga–oh wait no they just waved it away as being a curse.3. Return to Monkey IslandReturn to Monkey IslandDeveloper: Terrible ToyboxPublisher: Devolver DigitalPlatform(s): PC, Mac, Linux, Switch, PS5, Xbox Series, iOS, AndroidIn 2023, Monkey Island made its long-awaited return in the aptly named Return to Monkey Island. Positioned as a direct sequel to Monkey Island 2, it was designed by two of the original Monkey Island stalwarts, Ron Gilbert and Dave Grossman. Releasing 13 years since the last entry in the series, Tales of Monkey Island, and a whopping 31 years since the Monkey Island 2 cliffhanger, Return to Monkey Island kicks off at the amusement park we last saw at the end of Monkey Island 2. However, it’s revealed the two children aren’t actually Guybrush and LeChuck as children but the son of Guybrush, named Boybrush, acting out the adventures of his father with his friend Chuckie as LeChuck.Return to Monkey Island was hailed as a return to form, as not only was it a great game

In Mirage Island Field 1 / 5 / 6. Papyrus is drilled in Pyramid Dungeon, Mirage Island Field 1 / 6. Red Ink Pad is dropped by Ancient Naranjo (Lv.180).Top of Page Don Cavalier - Don Cavalier's ProposalNPC: Don CavalierLocation: Hologram ChamberBase Experience: 11,113,644TM Experience: 4,153,977Request: Earthen Fate NecklaceCondition: Level 130+, use Holographic PhotoReward: Dev. Room Card Key, 4x Legendary Gaia BoxNext Quest in Episode: Chief Architect Amos - Find the Missing BlueprintsEpisode 3: Chapter 3 - Robin's Advice has been completed!Notes: Earthen Fate Necklace is obtained by completing Spirit Nefertiti's Message. Holographic Photo is obtained by completing Officer Robert - Robert the Spy.Top of Page Chief Architect Amos - Find the Missing BlueprintsNPC: Chief Architect AmosLocation: Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction SiteBase Experience: 2,646,105TM Experience: NoneRequest: City BlueprintCondition: Level 130+Reward: 5x 10,000 Galder CouponEpisode 3: Bonus has been started!Next Quest in Episode: Larry - Who is the Criminal?Episode 3: Bonus has been completed!Notes: City Blueprint is obtained by Monkey T - The Criminal's Confession.Top of Page Larry - Who is the Criminal?NPC: LarryLocation: Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction SiteBase Experience: 2,646,105TM Experience: NoneRequest: Secretly Hidden GemCondition: Level 130+Reward: Secretly Hidden Gem, Ripped ContractNext Quest in Episode: Bob - Who is the Criminal?Notes: Secretly Hidden Gem is drilled in Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction Site.Top of Page Bob - Who is the Criminal?NPC: BobLocation: Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction SiteBase Experience: 2,646,105TM Experience: NoneRequest: Secretly Hidden GemCondition: Level 130+Reward: 2x Secretly Hidden Gem, Ripped ContractNext Quest in Episode: Jim - Who is the Criminal?Notes: Secretly Hidden Gem is drilled in Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction Site.Top of Page Jim - Who is the Criminal?NPC: JimLocation: Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction SiteBase Experience: 2,646,105TM Experience: NoneRequest: Secretly Hidden GemCondition: Level 130+Reward: 2x Secretly Hidden Gem, Ripped ContractNext Quest in Episode: Sue - Who is the Criminal?Notes: Secretly Hidden Gem is drilled in Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction Site.Top of Page Sue - Who is the Criminal?NPC: SueLocation: Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction SiteBase Experience: 2,646,105TM Experience: NoneRequest: Secretly Hidden GemCondition: Level 130+Reward: 2x Secretly Hidden Gem, Ripped ContractNext Quest in Episode: Monkey T - The Criminal's ConfessionNotes: Secretly Hidden Gem is drilled in Mirage Island Field 4 - Alteo Construction Site.Top of Page Monkey T - The Criminal's ConfessionNPC: Monkey TLocation: Mirage Island Field 1 - AlteoBase Experience: 2,646,105TM Experience: NoneRequest: Restored Contract, Secretly Hidden Gem,Condition: Level 130+Reward: City BlueprintNext Quest in Episode: Chief Architect Amos - Find the Missing BlueprintsNotes: Restored Contract is obtained by exchanging all 4 pieces of Ripped Contracts with Compounder Paul at Mirage Island Field 7. Secretly Hidden Gem is drilled in Mirage Island Field 4.Top of Page

Monkey Island is one of the longest running and most beloved video game series on the face of the planet. Ron Gilbert’s creation is also one of the critically well-received series ever, with all six mainline games in the series receiving positive reviews, and it all started with the dawning of the 90s.1990 was a tale of two halves for LucasArts adventure games. Firstly, they had their beautiful and unique game Loom, which failed to set the world on fire. Ironically, most people remember Loom solely for its reference in Monkey Island. Secondly, they released The Secret of Monkey Island, which just so happened to become the face of point and click adventures from that day forward.It was quickly followed up with a 1991 sequel, in Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge. Again the game was a success, especially in Europe. Monkey Island creator Ron Gilbert would leave LucasArts in 1992, and it took several years to see a threequel in the series. In 1997 we would finally get The Curse of Monkey Island, once again a critical success. PC gaming would become less popular, especially as genres that usually excel on PCs, such as first=person shooters, would become more popular on consoles. Also, console makers would push 3D polygonal graphics toward the end of the decade, as a way to demonstrate the power of their consoles. 2D graphics were considered old fashioned, and this became a huge issue for several point and click franchises.LucasArts pushed into the 3D adventure game market, and found critical success (but not commercial) with 1998’s Grim Fandango. They followed Grim up with the fourth game in the Monkey Island series, Escape from Monkey Island. It was again a critical success, and LucasArts were happy with the sales figures, although it had reportedly not sold as well on the PlayStation 2. Possibly due to the low console sales, or perhaps to the decline of PC gaming and the point and click genre as a whole, we wouldn’t hear much from Monkey Island for many years.Telltale would bring Monkey Island back in 2009 for Tales of Monkey Island, an episodic entry to the series. It would once again feature a 3D aesthetic, a new control method, and bring back several of the Monkey Island team back to the series. It also proved to be Telltale’s most financially successful game at the time it was released. There would be no further Monkey Island games until 2022’s Return to Monkey Island, which returned the series to its 2D roots but with a whole new style.We’ve taken into account every monkey, every eye patch and every undead pirate, so without further ado, here are the Monkey Island games across the

Information Browse 10 Images » wrong image? Primary Name Escape from Monkey Island Alternate Names Flucht von Monkey Island Platform Macintosh PlayStation 2 Windows Genre Adventure Point-and-Click Theme Pirates Franchise Monkey Island Series Monkey Island Mode Single-Player Minimum Players 1 Maximum Players 1 Release Date 2000-00-00 Developer LucasArts Publisher Aspyr Media, Inc. Disney Interactive Studios, Inc. Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) LucasArts Honors 2000 Game Critics Best Action/Adventure Game of the Year Winner 2001 D.I.C.E. Best Action Game of the Year Nominee (Computer) 2001 D.I.C.E. Best Art Direction of the Year Nominee 2001 D.I.C.E. Best Music Composition of the Year Nominee Show More » Fans: 8 Become a Fan Corrections Customize View Subscribe RSS Feed ObjectID: 70955 Releases [Add Version] Pg. 1 Escape from Monkey Island Nick: Windows downloadable release Rel Date: 2018-06-19 Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios, Inc. Windows Developer: LucasArts Media: Downloadable Content Region: Rating: PEGI: 12+ English, French, German, Italian, Spanish more» View Corrections Link Image Escape from Monkey Island Nick: English/European Windows LucasArts Classic edition Rel Date: 2007-03-23 Publisher: LucasArts Windows Developer: LucasArts Media: CD-ROM Region: Rating: PEGI: 12+ English View Corrections Link Image Escape from Monkey Island Nick: North American Windows LucasArts Archive edition Rel Date: 2001-10-09 Publisher: LucasArts Windows Developer: LucasArts Media: CD-ROM Region: Rating: ESRB: T English View Corrections Link Image Escape from Monkey Island Nick: English/European PlayStation 2 edition Rel Date: 2001-06-29 Publisher: LucasArts PlayStation 2 Developer: LucasArts Media: DVD Region: Rating: ELSPA: 11+ English View Corrections Link Image Flucht von Monkey Island Nick: German PlayStation 2 Edition Rel Date: 2001-06-29 Publisher: Electronic Arts Inc. (EA) PlayStation 2 Developer: LucasArts Media: DVD Region: Europe and Oceania Rating: ELSPA: 11+, USK: 6 German View Corrections Link Image Escape from Monkey Island Nick: North American PlayStation 2 edition Rel Date: 2001-06-18 Publisher: LucasArts PlayStation 2 Developer: LucasArts Media: DVD Region: Rating: ESRB: T English View Corrections Link Image Escape from Monkey Island Nick: North American Mac edition Rel Date: 2001-04-17 Publisher: Aspyr Media, Inc. Macintosh Developer: LucasArts Media: CD-ROM Region: Rating: ESRB: T English View Corrections Link Image Escape from Monkey Island Nick: English/European Windows edition