Hey guys, welcome back to the channel, this is Amy Chikin of Team Pandori. Can't wait for the new pointy click adventure game to drop? How about taking a look at the many available on SCUMVYM? We've put together a top 10 SCUMVYM game list you to try out. To make a more varied list, we have lumped titles of the same series together, so please keep this in mind. Let's get to it. Number 10, Grim Fandango. Jump into the land of the dead, and star as many Calavera. Being one of the first titles to merge points and click adventure game with 3D, it is amazing to see that the graphics even hold up today. The noir inspired, aesthetic, and music truly transform this title into a work of art. We can recommend this, but please be wary that the tank controls are not the greatest, and Grim Fandango is known to be too difficult for many, as illogical puzzles are a plenty. If you're a pretty girl, I can help any time. I'm John Loup, massage man. Thanks for the offer, John. Any time. At number 9, Kingsquest 2, romancing the throne. Continuing the well-known typing adventure franchise, we're brought into this fairy-tale world. With the big bad wolf, mermaids, bad witches, and permadeaths, it makes Kingsquest 2 a very difficult title. However, don't let that put you off. As playing this with a child, it can be a very rewarding and fun learning tool that many will overlook. Remember there are guides online, so check it out. At number 8, Beneath a Steel Sky. Needing a whole 15 floppy discs on the Amiga, this is a corkour of a game. Engaging from the introduction, we're thrown into a dystopian nightmare, running from those that want you dead. On the surface, it does look a bit dark, but don't let that dissuade you. There is a lot of comedy in this title, and the story has an incredible amount of depth. If you like sci-fi with your clickity clicks, this one may be for you. Number 7, Lesha Suit Larry. In this spiritual sequel to Soft Porn, we throw on our trendy get-up and go on the pole. The thing is, our main hero is totally useless in every single way. Provided we can get through the age check at the start of the game, this is a very humorous title. If you like the comedy of Beavism butthead, this game is for you. Oh, by the way, if you're not over 50 and live in America, you may need some help in getting through the protection of the start. If you go to our Lo's website, the questions and answers are all there. Number 6, Goblins 2. In this truly magical adventure, we guide two heroes in rescuing the Prince Bafoon. The bright palette, insane artwork, in hilarious animations, are a sight to behold, and the music always suits the scenes perfectly. There is a nice learning curve to this game, so the puzzles start off easy and then gradually get more difficult. Little known fact, is that the two main characters originally are supposed to be rivals, one good and one evil. This was eventually changed to have both of them work together to solve the puzzles in this neat little title. Number 5, Put Putt joins the parade. Star as a car, pick up stuff, and help others in this short adventure game. Being directed for the younger audience, it is a fine introduction to pointing click adventuring for preschoolers. There are a few lessons we can learn from Put Putt, for example, how to beat your horn to make anything move. And you'll also be paid handsomely for a terrible job of blowing the lawn. At number 4, Sam and Max hit the road. Starting Sam, the smart dog, and Max, the insane rabbit, this is a cop drama at its best. All the mystery of the missing Bigfoot, by driving all over the United States, finding clues, and chasing leads. This talky, point-and-click adventure game is full of comedic dialogue, great animation, and insane puzzles. LucasArts did a great job with most, if not all games of this era. Sam and Max hit the road, really did showcase how well PC games can look in the early 90s. Extra value is also included, with the coloring books, and the minigames. 3. Zach McGregorne and the Alien Mindbenders Zach wakes up from a nightmare, which prophesies and boots our journey to Mars into action. You may notice that the art is very reminiscent of Maniac Mansion, which is shared some similarities, but in Zach McGregorne we can travel the world. A three-headed squirrel? Smack it down with an electric guitar. Microwave on the flight? Explode an egg in it. This is really only a taste of what crazy antics you can face, in this game starring a tabloid reporter. Having released on many systems, we prefer the extremely creepy Amiga version. With the original game being released in 1988, this game has an incredible fanbase, and many unofficial sequels have been released. 2. The Secret of Monkey Island We play as Guyber's three-poor, and our goal is to become a pirate. That quickly ramps up into a rescue mission, and your journey to Monkey Island. Pretty much everything is on point in this game. The artwork, music, dialogue and comedic timing creates the recipe to which many see as the first perfect point-and-click adventure game. Not too easy, nor difficult, this is the perfect introduction to the genre. You may be obvious now, but at release, most people in Europe didn't actually know, that this was heavily inspired by the pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney World. YAR. YAR INDED. 1. Day of the Tentacle In this sequel, we go back to the mansion. The goal is to travel through time and stop the purple tentacle from taking over the world. Without a doubt, the art style was somewhat crazy, using shapes that bend reality. It was a showcase back then, and still looks great today. The characters are truly charming, the story is brilliant, and the game itself is an extremely well-thought-out ride of a lifetime. A true classic. Do you agree with our list? Or did we miss something out? One thing for sure is that Scum the M has an incredible library of games, so why not crack it open? There's plenty to choose from. As always, I just want to say a quick thank you to all of those on our Patreon. You guys are the best, and we appreciate all of your support. Thank you. If you too would like to support our work, please consider joining up. We create reviews, guides, and help others try and get their most bang for book. We also pull apart the Pandora boxes and the A500 mini. If you enjoyed this video, please give us a like, subscribe, and maybe comment down below on your thoughts to the new Return of Monk Island. Personally, I'm pretty excited. Anyway, this has been Amy Chikkin of Team Poundery, and I'll catch you on the next one. Tea rye. Yaar indeed