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A handful of early Telltale developers, now the owners and caretakers of the episodic Sam & Max adventure games! (And Poker Night!)

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When our Poker Night at the Inventory remaster came out in March, some longtime fans were miffed that the upgraded lighting, graphics, and visual effects stripped away some of the original’s… stank, for lack of a better word. Not anymore! We’re proud to present you with Stank Mode:

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Every Skunkape game is on sale in the Steam Summer Sale! store.steampowered.com/curator/3957...

🃏 Poker Night: 10% off!

🐕 The Sam & Max Trilogy: 45% off!
🐇 Or get your Sam & Max individually:

🥊 Save the World: 50% off!
🛸 Beyond Time and Space: 50% off!
✨ The Devil’s Playhouse: 35% off!

store.steampowered.comSteam Curator: Skunkape GamesWe're a handful of early Telltale developers, now the owners and caretakers of the episodic Sam & Max adventure games!
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When Poker Night at the Inventory first shipped in late 2010, we never shared much concept art from the game's production, because there just wasn't much! It was a tiny game made by a tiny team, even by Telltale standards, so there's never been much concept art to share, but here's a little bit! 🧵

Painterly illustration of a small darkly lit bar with a row of booths and a red stage at the back. On the right in the foreground is a "Bluster Blaster" arcade cabinet. Painted by Telltale Games concept artist Jesse Maccabe.
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🚨CONTEST ALERT🚨 Twenty years ago this week, Telltale announced they would be making new Sam & Max games. This caught the attention of people at GameTap, a video game streaming service that was looking for new content to attract subscribers -- and the rest is history! 🧵

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Hey, kids! Who wants to look at some Old Game Development Images? When we were starting work on remastering Sam & Max Save The World, we weren't sure what we wanted things to look like so we did a couple early tests by drawing over the original game, sweetening the colors, trying more stylization:

A screenshot of the original Sam & Max Season One from 2006. A six foot tall dog in a suit and a three foot tall rabbit-like creature are standing in a 3D cartoon-stylized private detecrtive's office, with very simple mid-2000s rendering and lighting.The same base image as the original screenshot, with color and lighting adjusted to warm up the scene, and the walls changed to green to help add some contrast to the scene.The same screenshot again, but with very badly drawn black ink lines added to replicate a more comic book style.