I actually went from super hyped to seeing LGR + Sanitarium in my sub box, to kind of disappointed to see the time of the video was only just over 4 minutes! While I love the quickie reviews and how they allow for coverage of smaller, obscure titles that don't necessarily warrant a full-fledged exploration, I don't really see this game in that light. Even if I sort of am very biased when it comes to surreal horror stuff.

I had this game as a kid, I'll always remember that children of the corn style village.

nice chair man

I must say, I do enjoy quickies with LGR. Sometimes, I'm in the middle of Accounting homework, and I just need a quick 5 min. break. I don't have enough time to watch a full 10-20 min. video, and that's where the quickies come in. It gives me a short video to watch on my 5 min. break. So yeah, I'm definitely a fan of this feature, and am glad you are including it in your show on a regular basis. Keep up the good work!

I can't remember who else talked about this game in a video, but you have definitely made me feel that I need to give this game a try one day. Thanks, LGR!

I'm really glad you said you wanted to do a longer review at the end. Can't wait!

now im curious about this game! your channel is a continuous discovery!!

1996-1998 or so had a lot of really awesome point-and-click adventure games that were trying to put that gameplay in different environments. Normality, Zork, and Myst are great examples.

I like these quick reviews man. I'd love to see more with some of your more quirky games in the collection you have.

I remember this game very well! I took 3 CDs to play! xD

Early Christmas gift! Thanks for doing this quickie review!

Nice collection dude!

these quickies are a treat

This was very intertaining (and enformative!)

I love this game, revisit it every two -three years. just amazing. I got the boxed version around the year 2001. great to hear you mostly like it as well Clint.

I've always wondered why is this game clearly divided into two distinct parts - the first one being focused on Max reconciling his emotions and grief associated with losing a loved one, and the second half revolving around the Dr Morgan story. Later on, I heard that devs couldn't make up their minds on the storyline, so they decided to merge two different ideas together. They did a good job, but I still had a feeling that the game ended and started all over after the house chapter.

That neat Longest Journey box always catches my eye in your reviews... :D

I'm so glad that you are giving this game attention, one of my all time fav games. Safe to say that next to doom Sanitarium got me into PC gaming!

So I was watching a review of this game in another channel and it was hella freaking long. I gave up half way and now im here. Thank you for the "Quickie" amigo.

Great review!! c: