Day of the Tentacle now has a fan-made sequel with Return of the Tentacle - Prologue and it has a Linux version.
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Here's what the developer said about it:
"Return of the Tentacle - Prologue" is a fan project and the unofficial sequel to the iconic adventure game "Day of the Tentacle". Purple Tentacle is back and tries to conquer the world and enslave humanity once more. The three friends Bernard, Laverne and Hoagie make their way back to the mansion of the mad scientist Dr. Fred – time travel should help saving the world.
Hunt down megalomaniacal Tentacles, have bizarre conversations and solve crazy puzzles. Bernard, Hoagie and Laverne roam hand-drawn locations filled with elaborately animated characters and atmospheric music and sounds. We have done everything possible in order to capture the atmosphere and the humor of the old classic and carry it into the 21st Century.
Control the characters just like in the good old 2D adventure game era with your mouse. A modern interface awaits! Apart from familiar faces of the original game, you will also encounter guest appearances from characters that belong in other games.
It's always nice to see how much people enjoy games, to create something like this. It will be interesting to see what Double Fine think about it. If there's no issue, it's possible they may continue it since it's only a Prologue which suggests more may be to come.
It even has its own original soundtrack you can download for free as well.
Find it on itch.io. As a reminder, itch.io have a lovely open source client to help you download and keep your games up to date.
As a reminder, you can also grab Day of the Tentacle Remastered since it has a Linux version from Humble Store, GOG and Steam.
I was really disappointed when I realized that these guys took most of the assets from the remastered version.
Yea, they had to come up with a script and do the voice work, but to take so much and give no credit made me regret playing it.
-- Brian
The game really use almost all the resources of the original game
Does Unity make it easy to extract resources or something?
The story it's kinda "meh", but the devs made a really nice work with graphics and sound.
I enjoyed it, except for the voices used for Sam & Max.
The game really use almost all the resources of the original gameDoes Unity make it easy to extract resources or something?
No idea. I will compare files tonight and see if a see any "common" resource between both.
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