It's spring fair time and The Great Cow Race is about to begin! Play carnival games. Write love poetry. Outsmart a really big bee. Cheat the locals out of their hard-earned eggs. Bang on some pots and pans. Escape from an angry mob. Oh, and dress up like a cow. (Not necessarily in that order.)
Ricevi una notifica istantanea quando il gioco raggiunge lo sconto desiderato
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
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| Inglese |
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If you read any of the "Bone" books by Jeff Smith, this is the game for you! I enjoyed the second one more than the first because it follows the hilarious "Great Cow Race" plotline. It's a shame that this series was discontinued but at least we got two great games to play. Besides with the superb animations and voice acting, it could also double as a "Bone" cartoon...
Way better than the first short, rather boring act Out From Boneville with wonky action sequences. I wonder if the very first sentence in this game somehow tries to deal with the first part: "Last one was fun, don't get me wrong, but way too short." Don't try to exchange the udder for the helmet! It dead-ended the game for me. This is almost a spoiler but I hope it won't make sense to people unless they are in a position to make that mistake. + Entertaining story + More populated areas (people and objects) and dialogue + Smiley Bone + References: e.g. Monkey Island - Buggy: see helmet bug above and transitive object bug below - No fast-travel - Inconsistent controls: spacebar to skip lines - Over-clicking in dialogue - Sudden end of the series The game is almost completely controllable by mouse except for skipping of dialogue lines which is done with the spacebar. Why is that not the
Bone: The Great Cow Race is the followup to the Telltale game Bone: Out From Boneville. The game can be played as a stand alone story without any prior knowledge of the Bone comic strip, or the pevious episode, but background knowledge is of course only beneficial. As with the previous iteration, there is alcohol and tobacco use, as well as some cartoonish slapstick humor. There are no bonus features, so the story plays out in a very linear manner. Overall, the story is more humorous than the previous episode, and about double the length as well. If you enjoyed the first episode, you owe it to yourself to try this one too.
The story of the cow race comes to a conclusion, but there isn't a major resolution to the main story of the hooded figure and them finding their way back home. Since this is the last in the series, I cannot recommend a game that doesn't resolve itself. I felt the conversation puzzles were arbitrary and they felt way more tedious/grindy than the first chapter, Out of Boneville. I'm a huge fan of other Telltale games, but this isn't that great and definitely aimed at a younger audience in my opinion. Skip it.
The Great Cow Race offers the same fun than the original game in the series. This a short, cute, and easy adventure game for you and the kids to enjoy. This is Telltale Games, you just can't go wrong.
The second and last Telltale game in the Bone series. They have never made a 3rd one which means the game story never gets concluded and just ends a bit abruptly. Just like the first one this one hasn't aged all that well either, but at least it does not have really tedious puzzles anymore. Except for a couple of bugs here and there I didn't mind my time with the game, but I can't recommend a game that still has an unfinished story after 16 years. And I can't imagine we will ever get a 3rd game. Works without any issues with Proton (7.0-4).
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