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Originally Posted by Origami
I have the same problem.
As a kid I couldn't get into games like Sam and Max because they wouldn't take themselves seriously. I loved Grim Fandango though because even with the unprobable setting, the characters were serious and it told a serious plot.
I want my game with a dosis of humour, yes, but the game shouldn't become silly.
Examples: Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Grim Fandango, Broken Sword games, Gabriel Knight.
Sherlock Holmes games are also games I enjoy a lot. The game is serious yes, but you can't help but laugh of some of the quirkiness' and dryness of Sherlock Holmes.
Metal Gear Solid is also a prime example of a game that has a great storyline and some crazy sense of humour =).
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Yes Grim Fandango is a great game even though its quite humorous. But yes its quite grim and dark also in some ways, and has a really really great story.
