I just got through the balloon part , had to use a guide because I was completely stuck. After that, I started reading some forum threads, and honestly, a lot of people seem to agree: the puzzles in this game are kind of absurd. I’ve played all the Syberia games, so I’m familiar with how adventure games like this usually work, but something about this one feels different , like it crosses a line in difficulty or logic. Someone mentioned a term that really caught my attention: “Sierra Logic.” I don...

It's early, but figured we'd get this up now! Many users are affected by the same problems that have potential solutions or workarounds, which is what this FAQ is all about. If you have read this FAQ and still can’t find an answer for your problem, do

I need the walkthrough in year two to progress. I feel a bit stupid. I know the solution now, but I would like to understand the logic so that I can learn what I am missing to solve the puzzle by my own. a) when I needed to get rid of Naranja, I tried to pour the knock-out stuff into Naranja bottle, but Manny states that he would notice it (so I thought he would taste the difference). Then Toto said some nitrogen from the morgue would help to easy the pain. But there is none in the morgue... also I didn't ...

I can't get it to work. BPM in game is enabled and works, controller detected and configuration loaded message appears (configuration being just xinput), and then just nothing... Doesn't work. Not sure if this is linux issue or Grim Fandango issue. The controller works otherwise on other games i tested (though, i don't have anything that recognizes xinput for the time being other than GF, so not sure if this is an xinput issue). I'm on Manjaro....

The original version of Grim Fandango Remastered can now be played using a software OpenGL driver. One just needs to copy opengl32.dll near to GrimFandango.exe and then in game switch to Original rendering by pressing Backspace! For more information see my blog entry - Grim Fandango Remastered ...