Thimbleweed Park
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Critic Reviews for Thimbleweed Park
A quality adventure game with challenging puzzles, oddball characters, and an intriguing, mystery-laden plot.
Thimbleweed Park is what would happen if you moved Nightvale into Monkey Island, and gave everyone too much rum.
You certainly get your $20’s worth out of Thimbleweed Park. The voice cast doesn’t elevate the script in the way they always did in the LucasArts “talky” days, but an enjoyable, self-referential story and hundreds of puzzles to solve make it worthy of a place on your shelf next to Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island.
Thimbleweed Park is like the HD remaster of a lost LucasArts adventure from the '80s, with all the hilarious, self-aware dialogue and sometimes frustrating design of the era brought forward into the 21st century.
Thimbleweed Park is endlessly entertaining, with clever humor and several references to classic adventure games
Thimbleweed Park is a point-and-click adventure full of enticing secrets to uncover, but its adherence to the genre's unremedied issues sometimes brings it down.
Thimbleweed Park is almost too successful channeling a different era of adventure games.
Point-and-click beginners may struggle with the myriad puzzles Thimbleweed Park lays across its curiosity-piquing plot, but its developers have rightfully made it possible to get ahead even when all you see are dead ends, with the inclusion of the tips line.
