Showing posts with label Secret of Monkey Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Secret of Monkey Island. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2016

Starman Plays The Secret Of Monkey Island - Part Six

In which we get a head in navigation before venturing into the bowels of Hell to save our beloved Elaine, destroy LeChuck and save the Caribbean for decent unwashed murder hobos to ply their trade of larceny and rapine. Complete with all the alternate endings and alternate credits.


Wednesday, August 17, 2016

Starman Plays The Secret Of Monkey Island - Part Five

In which we struggle to set foot on Monkey Island (TM), meet the last pantless unfortunate who got trapped on Monkey Island, destroy many local civil works projects (including a dam and some artwork) and steal many, many bananas - all to open a gateway to The Ghost Pirate LeChuck!


Monday, August 15, 2016

Starman Plays The Secret Of Monkey Island - Part Four

In which we use grog for purposes far safer than drinking it, take credit where credit is due, face a fearsome beastie and haggle over a well-loved sailing vessel, that we may set sail for Monkey Island (TM).

Friday, August 12, 2016

Starman Plays The Secret Of Monkey Island - Part Three

In which we complete our exploration of Melee Island before going on a one-man reign of terror, dueling every unfortunate we encounter on the road. We also meet Stan, The Used Ship Salesman.

Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Starman Plays The Secret Of Monkey Island - Part Two

In which we discover The Lost Treasure of Melee Island (TM), train with the famous Captain Smirk and explore the rest of Melee Island (TM) before meeting the woman who is destined to be the great love of our life... right before I go out of my way to demonstrate the one way you can actually die playing this game.

Monday, August 8, 2016

Starman Plays The Secret Of Monkey Island - Part One

In which we set about exploring Melee Island in our quest to become a mighty pirate! This entails us quizzing a bunch of drunkards and perusing a career as a circus crash test dummy.

It all makes sense in context, really!