When the Sam & Max game rights reverted to series creator Steve Purcell in 2005, he licensed the characters to Telltale.
Several people who worked on that game left LucasArts to form Telltale Games with the revolutionary idea of releasing games episodically, like a TV show. Fans of the series can watch trailers for all six episodes, read character bios, view concept art, add wallpapers to their computer, listen to soundtrack selections, and learn more about the game with an exclusive behind-the-scenes video.In 2004, a sequel to the LucasArts adventure game Sam & Max Hit the Road was cancelled mid-development. As a special bonus, the commercial release of Sam & Max: Season 1 includes a color poster and an additional CD filled with extras. Each episode is considered a standalone adventure, with a broader mystery tying the six together. The following episodes are featured in Sam & Max's first season: Culture Shock Situation: Comedy The Mole, the Mob, and the Meatball Abe Lincoln Must Die Reality 2.0 and Bright Side of the Moon. Players will interact with quirky characters, choose from multiple dialogue options, engage in mini-games, and collect helpful items. A number of puzzles and humorous situations will unfold as Sam and Max learn more about their kooky cases. The action is viewed from a third-person perspective as players click on context-sensitive areas within the environment to gather clues. In this retail version of the episodic series, previously available to GameTap subscribers and on developer Telltale's website, the duo becomes embroiled in six different cases. The crime-fighting canine and his surly sidekick return for their first adventure since 1993's Sam & Max Hit the Road.
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