Grim Fandango Remastered Movie Full Game 1080p 60fps

[@dronessential]

This isn't just a game, but a deep experience. One that sticks with you forever.

[@deepsense6126]

Indeed! Still feeling it

[@talkaboutwacky]

"Nobody knows what's at the end of the line, so you may as well enjoy the trip" That quote at the end gave me some serious feels

[@courseuploads]

I got goosebumps!

[@comedyrussia]

This was a piece of art. Just think that it was developed in 1998, I still remember playing this game as a kid and it has became a lifetime memory.

[@JustinCase-my5vc]

Ok

[@blayneroberson3211]

so it’s a real good game i’m thinking about downloading it

[@Kay12ization]

The apex of the adventure game genre, which plummeted shortly after this release. I love the Monkey Island series as well, but this, wow, I CAN'T WAIT for them to offer Grim Fandango in teslas.

[@mainstreamerchannel9919]

I saw some concept art from the special features of the remaster edition on my Mac and it's from 1996 as the start of it's development. As for the following year, they started rendering in 1997.

[@drlight6677]

3D gaming had advanced tremendously by 1998. Half-Life was 1998.

[@zorth42]

This has to be some of the best dialog ever written

[@viktorskarlatov8227]

And the voice acting... 10/10

[@WhatsKevinBacon]

When people cared.

[@jorge_of_dajungle]

“It’s a hole punch”

[@breackfastat4am361]

"I don't really want to mess up my blade" - Manny the funny Mexican skeliton

[@notkai3405]

"That's the second best video game dialogue I've ever seen"

[@vubhuhjkbhubohjb]

"Well what do you know, Sal had a ticket all along....." The deepest moment in the game when you realize just what a true hero Sal was, he could have left but he didn't

[@Gonken88]

Uhm he got his ticket stolen and got stuck as a salesagent at the dod, how the hell could he have left?

[@orkunkoksal8711]

@@Gonken88 Yeah exactly. And after he realized something is wrong with dod, he left and formed the resistance.

[@HUNDOLOS]

@@Gonken88 Could have gone the long way, like Bruno or Chepito. They end up in the 9th underworld too, just not via the train.

[@Gonken88]

@@HUNDOLOS It's kinda strange how the gatekeeper checks the tickets at the *end* of the line though. There is somewhat of a plothole in the fact that they make such a huge deal out of these double n tickets and "your fate can't be bought", but you can just as well walk through the whole land of the dead and still get to the 9th underworld without a ticket. The fact of the matter is that the double n ticket is supposed to be a shortcut, but the narrative down the road becomes more like it's the only way out. Hector even said something about hoarding tickets to get out of the LoD because he'd been very naughty, but by the Bruno and Chepito logic he could have just walked out too. Unless they meant for the 4 year journey to be some kind of purgatory, but it didn't really seem like it.

[@jessecrafts2630]

@@Gonken88 i know this is a month old but I think the 4 year walk is suppose to be the punishment for bad people and if they try to skip their punishment they end up with a much worse fate but if they walked there and endured their punishment then they'd be allowed to enter the land of eternal rest. Also with Hector hoarding the tickets I think he might've knew about the train sending bad people who ride it to hell so he assumed If he had enough of them it could fool the train or he might've not knew how the whole system worked.

[@reallyhardy]

manny calavera is an absolute icon. a short king. there's just something about tony plana's voice... totally perfect. great for the comedy, great for the poignant moments. LOVE

[@ChrisCarney91]

I remember this game being so hard but I enjoyed the story. So underrated.

[@imyourmaster77]

The story would make a great movie

[@opvcky]

Oh god I hate point-and-click games. Finished it only for platinum trophy yesterday

[@acouragefann]

@@opvcky No need to point and click. Tank controls.

[@RF-Ataraxia]

@@acouragefann I think he was referring more to the game's formula rather than literally clicking. Y'know, the cryptic puzzles and the lack of action. I've heard that's the main reason why people hate this genre, unfortunately.

[@vibcheck160]

i don't think 94 score on metacritic is considered to be underrated

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

Pure art. They don’t make games like this anymore. I’m so glad I got to experience this.

[@CoolGobyFish]

unfortunately the gameplay and puzzles are terrible

[@jimmy-rm3cl]

​@@CoolGobyFishnot really. It's better than all the hand holding child difficulties that modern games use.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@jimmy-rm3cl dude, the puzzles made zero sense. on top of that you had to stand in a specific spot for them to work. I gave up at the beaver damn and ended up watching it as a movie on youtube.

[@friedpicklezzz]

@@CoolGobyFishyeah the controls are wonky (why not just point and click), and inventory management is absurd.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@friedpicklezzz I was willing to forgive the controls, but the puzzles!!! i had to look everything up from the very start. like getting 5 different balloons from the clown. what the hell?

[@stoo4534]

One of my favourite games ever made . Soo many memories sitting beside my older brother at the computer playing this 🙏 “ Love ? Love is for the living Sal “

[@Hominid11]

If the Grim Reaper doesn't have a fold-up scythe when he comes to take me I'm not going

[@FeonaLeeJones]

This game had one of my favorite soundtracks of all time.

[@whycanticomeupwithagoodcha3608]

It’s great but have you heard blade runners soundtrack? It’s even better :)

[@wrxstiq]

@@whycanticomeupwithagoodcha3608 have u heard MGRR sound track it’s even better

[@vibcheck160]

@@wrxstiq But have you heard zelda ocarina of time's soundtrack? It's even better

[@wrxstiq]

@@vibcheck160 ik they are the best gerudo town and lost woods man those were the days

[@MMACinephile]

@@vibcheck160 Majora's Mask is superior.

[@bonnie0952]

I watched this as a movie and I'm not gonna lie, it's been better than the recent movies produced

[@cosmicfool3334]

I always come back to watch this every so often

[@chowzan9477]

@@cosmicfool3334 Same here. It's like going back to a favourite movie.

[@SoundsofDecay]

"This deck of cards is a little frayed around the edges. Then again, so am I, and I've got fewer suits."

[@soloistdeve]

I can still remember hearing, and even smelling Rubacava when I was a kid. Soundtrack, characters, artwork, dialogues. What a precious thing it was to experience this through a tube monitor. Ah.

[@leramar]

4:19:47 "Hola Manuel" That scene gets me every time.

[@imnotsilly.mp3]

Lol

[@emilyfarfadet9131]

20 odd years later, still my favorite game.

[@barrysimpson7666]

grim fandango is the game ever.

[@titanfaust7856]

allah will watch upon ur sins

[@adrianakuzmikova1697]

they did a GREAT job on story, dialogues and characters in this game. a true masterpiece. I have played it looong time ago and seeing it makes me wanna play it again :)

[@axelreboot8475]

You got to love how they were able to get away with most of the characters smoking on screen since all of the characters are already dead

[@CloudyMcCloud00]

Yep. Even underwater! 😆

[@kh_sora9900]

“Run you pigeons, it’s Robert Frost!” One of my favorite quotes from this game.

[@aprotista]

Oh wow some of the dialogues I had no idea even existed and I’ve played this game to the death before! This video has definitely become my favorite way to re-live my favorite game, thank you!

[@lambda-m1676]

"to the death" Nice unintentional pun

[@zizographie]

My all time favorite game. Best story, best music, best universe. This idea to mix this 30's aesthetic with día de los muertos, that's grand!

[@diznanl]

Best recording and editing of the whole game I've found ... you killed it. Thank you.

[@Tarets]

One purpose, one skill, one desire - TO DRIIIIVE. Kills me every time.

[@golden_dusk]

This game was so incredible. And this version is very entertaining! Excellent work, OP!

[@invitapriore]

I was 11 when this came out and I played it, and damn: I loved it at the time, but there was so much depth and humor that I missed, and I’m so glad the remaster happened so that I could really experience everything that the writers and game designers put into this work of art. What’s really amazing is that this childhood favorite of mine, unlike so many other things I liked at the time, only appeared even richer when I relived it as an adult. It seems like Grim Fandango ended up being the send-off for the adventure game genre, which for sure is kind of sad but would be much more sad if it hadn’t been sent off by the most perfect game the genre had ever seen.

[@rons2285]

Yeah we’re both 35 now because that was the same age I was and man I would love to get my hands on this game now

[@TiaguinhuxD]

yep. Back in the day I was like "Why is this a +18 game? it is so boring, they only talk..." (I didnt knew english back in the day and point'n click wasnt my thing) but OOOOH BOY HOW THINGS CHANGED. This is a atemporal masterpiece and I'm glad that I can look to younger Tiago and say: You are wrong kid, this game is guuuud!

[@uhhh_adam]

Have you tried Armikrog

[@richardthang5266]

@@rons2285​​⁠​​⁠ While so I think we will see what happens when Lord Hater goes to Earth so that he can bring Charles F Muntz back to life in a incarnation of being a skeleton for his new role as the captain of the Hater Empire who will eventually take over the Land of the Dead, and then he can use his new improved Olivia 1 with the new technology to make the blimp as the Cyclonian battle cruiser.

[@animal_gal_adventures9885]

You know there's something poetic about this game being the end of the point and click Genre

[@Flowereypanda]

Thank you for putting the 4 hour version in hd

[@michaelandreipalon359]

What's the popular version?

[@Flowereypanda]

@@michaelandreipalon359 just the one that had more views 10 months ago

[@michaelandreipalon359]

@@Flowereypanda Whose channel?

[@Del-Lebo]

One of the most beautiful games in the history of games. The Soundtrack, Artwork, direction and pacing are just amazing!!!!

[@RailGun256]

Every few months i come back to this and it never gets old. Just a testament to how good this game really is.

[@mjp152]

During my first semesters at uni I shared a large house when five other students - one dude was studying SW Engineering like me and we would wind down after the long days by playing this game together. He would sit at his computer, I would sit in his vintage rocking chair that his grandparents had given him and we would have a cup of coffee or a beer or two and see what kind of trouble we could get Manny into. Just chill, enjoy the ambience of the game, the phenomenal music and so many laughs. Good times indeed!

[@alexnicol3015]

Notice how the opening shot of the ash tray and the band is recreated at the end with the fountain and the band.

[@RF-Ataraxia]

Only now I noticed the game starts with a Mariachi and an ashtray and ENDS with a Mariachi and an ashtray!

[@Rodrigoooo]

Thank you for the walkthrough. There was definitely times where I was like, "How was I supposed to figure that out?" Your video was of great use. Great game!

[@annieclark9041]

Raise your hand if you wanna hug Manny 🙋🏽‍♀️

[@JD_the_fox]

I want to hug glottis

[@annieclark9041]

@@JD_the_fox fair.

[@DevilishAngel901]

🙋‍♀️ Let me hug that short,amazing,charming and clever skeleton ÒvÓ

[@TinMan_MyBeloved]

🖐️

[@Gonken88]

The second year is kind of the peak of the game. The amount of things to do, places to go and problems to solve in Rubacava is completely unmatched by the rest of the game.

[@bobbi4973]

I've never been much of a gamer, but revisiting this game that left an everlasting imprint on my childhood is an indescribable delight

[@nethe1096]

Incredible how someone could even come up with such a story and piecing it together into such nice piece of art and that in 1998

[@King_of_Mango]

I’ve played games for 15 years, over 200 games I have played or completed. Out of all those games, this story is the most captivating and beautiful story I’ve ever sat through. It’s not even nostalgia because I just played this game a week ago. The story is rich and the plot is amazing 10/10 best story in a video game ever

[@nethe1096]

@@King_of_Mango agreed

[@thekingdomoffenn]

I used to have the 'movie full game' downloaded on my iPod when I was younger. I used to fall asleep with it playing. What a great game!

[@Hearty1100]

Spoiler Alert Poor Lola, she didn't deserve to be sprouted. At least she gets reincarnated according to the devs

[@aerinsoleris]

@Runescaping The dev commentary on the remaster version has them speculating what actually happens after you get sprouted and they theorize that sprouted souls get reincarnated back to the world of the living.

[@jacobscrackers7824]

SPOILER ALERT PLEASE!

[@Monscent]

Still a great game. Insane how well this aged.

[@shoydaru7]

I just put this on audio on my phone and took a nap. When I woke up, I heard the last two lines in the game and the video ended. Beautiful.

[@TheHippie27]

I think that the thing that made this game so incredible all those years back, is that every time you solved a puzzle or solved a problem, you would be rewarded with fantastic dialog and some wild visuals at key moments. I remember just exploring the world, following every dialog tree, just for the entertainment of the voiceovers! I beat it ages ago, so it was nice to sit back and enjoy the storyline without beating my head against a wall trying to figure out how to progress.

[@faltatchannel4373]

I bought this game in the nineties when I was a child. It was a difficult game. I had to find a scenario to solve its puzzles from the Internet, and then I enjoyed playing it. It is the kind of game that takes you into its own, strange world through music, characters, and wonderful dialogues. It is a unique experience and a beautiful memory. I still have its CDs, & i still don't know the meaning of its title, Grim Fandango 😅

[@TheOrangex88]

I just realize, at 17:40 when Glatos is wielding the car the sound effect sounds a awful lot like ...a lightsaber...pretty sneaky Lucasarts...

[@RF-Ataraxia]

I dunno dude. Sounds more like stock grinding sounds.

[@Lacika-md4cc]

The tattoo guy actually speaks Hungarian... Lucasarts always sneak a few Hungarian lines somewhere, as "alien" language....)))

[@hauwley]

Cool

[@cerebrotostador]

Toto Santos? Never noticed, or I didn’t even listen to it. What does he say? In which part?

[@Lacika-md4cc]

@@cerebrotostador 1:57:00 This is the longest :) But he is using a word here and there too... The captions are right about what he is saying... ;)

[@DynamicDina]

The voices in english are good, even still imitating the accents of the characters, but I LOVE Manny's voice in spanish, is the most accurate to me, just beautiful.

[@CoolGobyFish]

did they Spanish voices have mexican accents?

[@bexioj6491]

1:01:28 "Manny, I'm scared of that sign." Not even 5 seconds later "yeeeEEEEE OOOWWRRRRaarr!!!"

[@linuxshell8804]

I love this game so much. I still remember the forklift glitch in the elevator lol.

[@thebatman4279]

I'm gonna say it. It's the greatest game ever made.

[@titanfaust7856]

allah will watch upn ur sins

[@TommyEfreeti]

Preserve this for the archives. Loved playing this growing up. Manny's voice still "narrates" to humorous effect :)

[@acetrigger1337]

if we could weaponize Smart-Ass and Sass... Grim Fandango would be fitted into a Missile.

[@danielpedraza6455]

One of the best scripts ever

[@SysOpQueen]

As a child, this game gave me such an existential crisis i stopped blindly believing in god and had to rediscover my sense of spirituality over the course of 10 years. It provoked me to question things in a way that asks for reinforcement of concepts before acceptance as fact, an important lesson for a nine-year-old. It is LITERALLY a piece of art, a masterpiece at that. I know most of the crowd who advocates that video games and code arent art are elderly at this point, but this very game gave me a deep emotional experience that had a domino effect lasting my entire life! If thats not art, then whatever it is should be considered just as good.

[@derp8575]

Our generation had such awesome video games! Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Commander Keen, Blake Stone, X-Wing, Star Wars Dark Forces, Transport Tycoon, Duke Nukem 3D, and many more!

[@bossnass9319]

"I'm the grim reaper lard ass" best Line ever 😂

[@Cambodia_Love_Scams]

I love the idea of a grim ripper riding a wagon driven by a demon!

[@jacksoncole7957]

I love it only takes a year for manny to become the boss of everywhere else that isn’t the DOD

[@atmosdwagon4656]

Ahh. From a more ambitious time in gaming, when games still had to ship feature-complete and more than two (non-indie) developers were making an honest effort in the gaming biz. Top notch writing, voice acting, and presentation of primitive 3D; proof that you can make something more timeless and memorable with creative style more than high tech graphics. What the Hell has happened? Where did we go wrong to fall so far from stuff like this; from a diverse market. You couldn't make a game like Grim Fandango today; it'd be all quick time events and written by political hacks, assuming it'd get financed at all...probably not, for not being hyper-monetizable with lootboxes and micro-transactions or any other get-rich scheme. The art isn't dead, but we're not going to see another era of gaming like the one that gave us Grim Fandango for a long time, I think.

[@zainthemaynnn]

still alive and well with indie games. before you say that they’re not mainstream, neither was GF. plus, the newest god of war is a testament that large studios can still do it right...

[@Fizzlepop72]

Psychonauts 2 came pretty close

[@KiwiCrisis]

@@Fizzlepop72 Psychonauts 2 was the best game in years

[@hernandez4856]

cry about it

[@fudgelbumbershoot]

@@hernandez4856 go crochet or something nerd

[@jackhilder3465]

2:46:09 mandy:"glottis, cover your ears!"

[@objectreviewgaming5077]

I don’t think he can reach his ears lol

[@animal_gal_adventures9885]

God I love Glottis, he's such a well meaning, speed loving goofball.

[@gabagoul67]

I like how you can see the drop in enthusiasm about the game, many clicked through the first third of the video and the clicks dwindled from there

[@CoolGobyFish]

my enthusiasm for the game ended at the beaver dam))) they should have just made a movie because the puzzles are devoid of logic.

[@butterflyqueenuk]

I remember I bought this game in 1999 because HMV were selling it for £5. Best £5 I ever spent. I still play it every now and then.

[@XxX-vi9if]

This game is older than me and yet it's probably one of the best I've seen.

[@literallygodlike1753]

I’ve never heard of this game but for some reason the story was really interesting

[@garybritt1483]

3:12:44 when manny told them to shut up and made em cry i laughed so hard

[@MotherKojiro]

Thank you for uploading this! I really liked the writing and the humor, but couldn't stand to actually play the thing.

[@kos6654]

Dude thank you for your efforts. I appreciate so much that you made everything efficient yet took the time for both funny and poignant moments. Just a great playthrough

[@blankfrankie3747]

I never did figure out the logic to that wheelbarrow puzzle. Even in my 4th playthrough I just chose pipes at random until it worked.

[@kayanorudog2638]

My professor mentioned this game in class a while back and I’ve never heard of it. I would love to play it someday, it seems so interesting

[@barrysimpson7666]

you gotta, such a good game man.

[@RobertDusek]

Your an artist, I'm glued to my screen at work, thank you for putting this epic together

[@OM-qv6zd]

I absolutely LOVED this game. Super fun

[@deadwolf2978]

wow. it took me only 40 years to discover that gem :) thank you!

[@lambda-m1676]

This game doesn't need a sequel. It needs something else entirely set in it's universe, Manny's story is basically done

[@THRiLLERRx1]

Ah...”Manny and Meche” my favorite OST

[@em1197]

I had the pleaure of watching my dad play this on PC in the early 2000s. Staying up on weekends just us playing this. Best memories ever🩵

[@leandrotami]

3:02 i remember there was a way to make a cruel joke to the kids, like grinding a bone or something

[@AvengingEnder]

I'm surprised they never made a movie of this game. Just think, this was released only a few years after the first Toy Story. It has a great premise/setting and solid humor. With a fair amount of tweaks, this could be a good CGI movie.

[@wowJhil]

When can we have a new Grim Fandango game? It's a masterpiece!

[@aminr4281]

This is the second time I’m watching this…well worth it! They should make a second installment.

[@julianbruce7595]

How a game this advanced both technically and artistically was made in 1998 is beyond me. how the hell did they get such good lighting/shadows way back then?

[@lambda-m1676]

the lighting is from the Remaster, which you can turn into the original in a settings change

[@RF-Ataraxia]

2:57:48 "Heh, stupid octopus" Gets me everytime

[@objectreviewgaming5077]

Me too! I have a recording of him saying it somewhere 😂

[@biscuitsssnteaa]

Angelitos insulting and making fun of each other and Manny telling them to shut up and apologizing is so wholesome to me is like a father figure 💖😭😭

[@phillnewton740]

There was sonething in the air that night, The stars were bright, Grim Fandango

[@moviegameman5395]

0:14 Year 1 1:14:31 Year 2 2:41:35 Year 3 3:32:54 Year 4

[@Viveka_Norge]

I remember being stuck when I was a little kid on this game and it drove me and my brother absolutely nuts lol

[@SonicSkychaser]

Run you pigeons! It's Robert Frost!

[@ThePsychoAnon]

I played this game on my dads pc when I was a little kid. Never got past year 1 because of how esoteric the 90s adventure game puzzles could be. Fantastic game.😂

[@CoolGobyFish]

i think it's the only puzzle game where I had to look things up at the very beginning. the rest I got most of them at least.

[@main_stream_media_is_a_joke]

​@@CoolGobyFishI remember playing it when it was released back in the late 90's......when there was no internet. I somehow managed to complete the game without any assistance from any walkthrough......it took a LONG time but back then this game absolutely consumed me. What a game..... movies have a hard time coming up with a script as crisp and dialogues as sharp as Grim Fandango. Truly a one of a kind game.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@main_stream_media_is_a_joke You are right on the story and art style. But the puzzle don't make sense. I gave and watched it as a movie. It's a terrible game (game playwise)

[@jeffcase7827]

They need to make a sequel. Seriously.

[@imnotsilly.mp3]

But in the same style

[@ens0246]

Some things are beautiful because there's only one of them.

[@Professor_Genki7]

No

[@ShowTheOreo]

This is like a really good book if it were a video game

[@MightyGuts7423]

I thought about this too.

[@haraldsh6653]

This should be made into a movie or tv-series

[@duncanaskildson3618]

I love the mouth animations.

[@AName175]

I think Tim Schafer should do a horror point and click game. You remember the level in Monkey Island 1 when you are in hell, searching for LeChuck's ship? With ears and noses stickning out of the grund. It makes me think of Hellraiser. Wouldn't that be something? Tim Schafer's Hellraiser.

[@jacekicksass]

This is great. My feeble brain just hasn't got the patience for puzzle or adventure games. But I found the writing in this game to be fantastic before giving up.

[@JNSStudios]

18:32 I just started playing this game and this legitimately spooked me. Had to double-take because I thought I was seeing this wrong.

[@SkeleTonHammer]

Love Grim Fandango, probably my favorite game. Shame the remaster was so lazily done. They updated a few textures but couldn't even bother to fix any of the bugs.

[@tinatomaszewski6473]

What a great storyline! Thanks for the video!

[@sxjoe9975]

“ one thing I learned is to never go to sleep when it’s only two of yuh 😭😭 “

[@hadiferlan3760]

I`m searching for a good game to watch, but i found a brilliant story that can become a golden movie

[@kudzem]

Show this at a movie theater and no one would know it’s actually a game. Simply brilliant.

[@Omahamaho]

"I'm not sure what that means." "Thanks"

[@seekthineselfcultivateyour3657]

2:01:35 If Anyone knows the song playing here, let me know. Update: It turned out this sound bit was only an elongated sound effect, as opposed to part of the official soundtrack.

[@davids.816]

Listen to old Mingus albums