Leisure Suit Larry - Wet Dreams Dry Twice

Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice is a flawed but entertaining sequel. It picks up exactly where the previous game left off, continuing Larry Laffer's absurd and over the top quest to find and rescue Faith. While the game retains much of the charm and humor of its predecessor, it struggles in a few key areas that hold it back from being a fully satisfying sequel. Visually, the game sticks with the same art style as Wet Dreams Don't Dry, which is colorful and cartoonish, and I really like it. The soundtrack is passable. It is full of unremarkable songs. I finished the game twice for the achievements but barely remember any of the songs. The game really falters in its puzzle design. While point & click adventure games are expected to challenge the player, some of the puzzles here are borderline impossible to solve without looking up a guide. The puzzle at the cafeteria, the puzzle to unlock the temple door, and the worst of them all, the labyrinth near the end. I was so close to uninstalling the game. Looking at achievement unlock rates, I can easily understand why most of the people gave up and didn't finish the game. One of the nice touches is the return of many familiar side characters from the previous title. Seeing them again adds a sense of continuity and familiarity. Unfortunately, the newly introduced side characters don’t leave much of an impression. They feel underdeveloped and lack the personality that made the returning cast so enjoyable. Story-wise, the game is engaging enough, offering the kind of ridiculous scenarios that only Larry could find himself in. It’s full of innuendos, silly dialogue, and absurd situations. It has exactly what fans of the series would expect. In the end, Leisure Suit Larry: Wet Dreams Dry Twice is a decent game that fans of the franchise will likely enjoy, but it doesn’t quite reach the same level of charm and balance as Wet Dreams Don’t Dry. If I had to recommend just one, I’d definitely go with the previous entry

The story and dialogs are terrible, super boring and tiresome, but the game offers lots of puzzles to solve and Larry finally gets some deserved action. The game is a mix between Larry 6 and monkey island and the developers are self aware of it. As a matter of fact this is probably the best Monkey Island game in a while. Art design, sound and gameplay is exactly as the previous game only that it's better polished. More of an expansion than a sequel. I give it a 7/10. Horrible ending btw.

I gave chance to first remake and it wasn't good. Gave another chance to second game. I regret this.

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