Comedically it's a bit less effective than the other two seasons. There's a big miss in the last episode -- Sam is weirdly misogynistic towards a recurring character. But it's still Sam & Max so it's hard to hate. Narratively and mechanically it's the most ambitious the franchise has gotten, and on those fronts it largely hits.

It was good. Not as many reveals as I thought there would be considering the time period in which it's set. But it was well-written and largely avoided the pointless fluff that previous chapters were riddled with (apart from an excruciatingly-long Mahjong scene).

A fun little puzzle platformer with an interesting premise. The story is very underplayed though; the game builds up these interesting characters and then discards them before they can do anything interesting with each other.