The music is good, a hard-driving rock soundtrack (by “a real biker band!" says the packaging). To clear your name and save Corley Motors, you have to solve the game's many puzzles.įull Throttle is presented like a movie, complete with long tracking shots, appropriate sound effects, and terrific animated sequences. You know the real culprit is Adrian Ripburger, a scheming, backstabbing Corley executive who wants to take over Corley Motors and make. Before long, you're konked on the head, your bike’s been trashed, your gang is in jail, and you’ve been framed for Corley's murder. One day you meet Malcolm Corley, aging founder of the legendary Corley Motors, the last domestic motorcycle manufacturer. A bad-to-the-hone biker and leader of the Polecats gang in LucasArts’ new game, Full Throttle. The game really excels in picking old-school biker music by the Gone Jackals.You are Ben. You can toggle back to the old version for nostalgia. This is a great mixture of action and puzzler and the new remaster makes the graphics much smoother for HD screens. You’re an ass-kicking outlaw, fighting with chains against other bikers in a Mad-Max style rampage, yet there’s also a huge amount of dry wit and clever humour, as you must use your mind to progress. Bikers, battles and big laughsįull Throttle Remastered follows the adventures of Ben Throttle, a biker gang leader in a future setting where bikes are on the out and the last manufacturer now wants to produce (gasp) RVs and sedans instead. Full Throttle Remastered is a chance to revisit that road-hogging biker adventure and let a new generation enjoy it too. Full Throttle is one of those games and while it didn’t have as many fans as the well-known Monkey Island games, it still has a very dedicated cult following. There was an entire generation of point and click adventures, which were a little ugly and quite basic, but had a huge amount of spirit, atmosphere, humour and wit. Softonic review Hit the road with Full Throttle Remastered
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