Return to Monkey Island

4.3
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Everyone 10+
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About this game

Return to Monkey Island is an unexpected, thrilling return of series creator Ron Gilbert that continues the story of the legendary adventure games The Secret of Monkey Island and Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge developed in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games.

It’s been many years since Guybrush Threepwood was last locked in a battle of wits with his nemesis, the zombie pirate LeChuck. His true love, Elaine Marley, has turned her focus away from governing and Guybrush himself is adrift and unfulfilled, having never found the Secret of Monkey Island. Hip, young pirate leaders led by Captain Madison have shuffled the old guard from power, Melee Island has taken a turn for the worse, and famed businessman Stan has been imprisoned for ‘marketing-related crimes’.

Banter with old friends and new faces on familiar islands now under dangerous new leadership. Then, take to the high seas and explore the new and unknown as you work your way out of tough predicaments. Clever puzzles, bizarre situations, and devastating ripostes are all that stand between Guybrush and glory.

Return to Point & Click Swashbuckling
Bringing classic point and click gameplay to the modern-day, intrepid pirates will solve puzzles and explore the islands with a clever evolution of classic adventure game controls. Context-sensitive interactions, reactive dialog trees, and an easy-to-use inventory system make pirating a breeze.

Embark on Archipelago Adventures
Navigate the sometimes-friendly confines of Melee Island, a familiar place that finds itself under new management by leaders who have put the squeeze on old friends and new faces. Venture out into uncharted lands like the aptly named Terror Island and the chilling outposts of Brrr Muda to make allies and enemies alike.

Created by a Legendary Crew
The new chapter in the Monkey Island series marks the return of the iconic series’ creator Ron Gilbert, joined by game co-writer Dave Grossman, art director Rex Crowle (Knights & Bikes, Tearaway) and composers Peter McConnell, Michael Land, and Clint Bajakian (Monkey Island, Monkey Island 2: LeChuck’s Revenge).
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Jun 24, 2024

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Ratings and reviews

4.3
698 reviews
Mz. DeLaCruz
June 18, 2024
It's ok, but the controls are extremely hard.. I tried to pass the dialog when the girl was talking about anchors && I tried everything && nothing would pass it even though you give us instructions on how to.. Idk if it's a glitch or what, but the tap gestures aren't registering 😩 Read your reviews & I'm not the only one having issues with the controls. It's very frustrating, which makes me not want to continue 😑
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Amy Kono
May 31, 2024
I absolutely loved the references to the older Monkey Island game. I also loved the ending. What others call a "let down" was to me, a wonderful way to hammer in the point and message that was repeated throughout the entire game: it's the journey that matters. There is a beautiful letter from the developers hidden in the Scrapbook on the main menu when you finish the game, and it explains why they chose this ending. Good length, funny dialogue, and puzzles ranges from easy to challenging.
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Monica King
June 8, 2024
I really enjoyed this game! The graphics and animations were awesome, the dialogue was fun and engaging, the characters were interesting, even those you don't really talk to much. It was like a little interactive movie, lots of fun. I did play on casual mode and had to use hints here and there but never felt overwhelmingly frustrated. I love that the hints don't straight up give the solution, they're subtle at first so you still have a chance for that lightbulb moment.
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