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This is an adventure game in which players follow the exploits of the pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he attempts to find the hidden treasure of "Big Whoop." Players explore various islands, solve puzzles to complete quests, and can interact with irreverent characters throughout. Instead of actually engaging in combat, Guybrush attacks some characters by poking and prodding "cartoony" voodoo dolls. In one scene he rips off the leg of a voodoo doll, causing a zombie pirate to lose his arm and leg and spew out splashes of green blood. To solve one of the puzzles, players must compete in a drinking contest during which a character is depicted drinking a mug of grog. The grog is described as having "twice the alcohol, twice the calories," and causes the character to pass out. There is also a scene that depicts a man spitting out green mucus, and players can compete in a spitting contest. The word "hell" can be heard once in the dialogue ("What the hell?").

Players assume the role of an aspiring pirate in this irreverent "point-and-click" adventure game. Players explore the environment, solve puzzles, and "verbally joust" with characters in an attempt to save a woman in peril. The game includes several comical depictions of characters, including a scene in which a "Meathook" character turns his back to the camera to reveal a slightly exposed buttocks (e.g., "plumber's crack"). During a sword fight, one of the characters uses a suggestive metaphor to describe battle (e.g., "Sword fighting is kinda like making love. It's not always what you do, it's what you say."). While players have no direct control over the sword combat, they can sometimes make/hear comments such as "prepare to die" and "I will milk every drop of blood from your body." One character is depicted with a cigar in his mouth, and another character discusses how rum is an ingredient in a grog mixture.

Players assume the role of an aspiring pirate in this irreverent "point-and-click" adventure game. Players explore the environment, solve puzzles, and "verbally joust" with characters in an attempt to save a woman in peril. The game includes several comical depictions of characters, including a scene in which a "Meathook" character turns his back to the camera to reveal a slightly exposed buttocks (e.g., "plumber's crack"). During a sword fight, one of the characters uses a suggestive metaphor to describe battle (e.g., "Sword fighting is kinda like making love. It's not always what you do, it's what you say."). While players have no direct control over the sword combat, they can sometimes make/hear comments such as "prepare to die" and "I will milk every drop of blood from your body." One character is depicted with a cigar in his mouth, and another character discusses how rum is an ingredient in a grog mixture.

This is an adventure game in which players follow the exploits of the pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he attempts to defeat the ghost pirate Le Chuck. Players explore various caves, islands, and pirate ships while interacting with characters and solving puzzles. The game is presented in an irreverent and whimsical manner, which is reflected in the the dialogue; suggestive comments that contribute to the E-10+ rating are as follows: "I like to get in on Manatee make-out sessions and ride merfolk around!"; "You and Winslow were pretty hot and heavy, huh?"; and "Hey, is it weird that I thought you were a little sexy when you were all poxed up?" Some scenes contain mild depictions of characters getting hit by darts, engaging in sword fights, or getting knocked down aboard ships. A scene with more impact depicts a ghost pirate getting stabbed multiple times—though since he is a ghost, there is no apparent injury. During the course of the game, players can obtain grog from a vending machine; there is also a sequence in which a character gets hauled off to the "drunk tank" for his unruly tavern behavior. The expletive "hell" can be heard in the dialogue (e.g., "Hell, I'll take it anyway.").

This is an adventure game in which players follow the exploits of the pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he defends himself in pirate court. The majority of gameplay involves interacting with pirates and other characters, exploring dockside locations, and following the irreverent storyline. The storyline is infused with one-liners and jokes that can sometimes be suggestive: "Step into my captain's quarters and let me ravish you silly"; "I'll be willing to share my booty, if you catch my drift"; "sexually ambiguous merpeople, a giant manatee, and your crazy ex-boyfriend—what do I get for my trouble?" In some scenes, a "Voodoo-Lady" character is depicted with exaggerated-sized breasts that jiggle, as she recounts a previous relationship—"Coronado was never touched by my voodoo . . . even though he sometimes begged to be." The game's violent content is also heavily sprinkled with humorous gags and dialogue; however, a few scenes have stronger impact: a character is stabbed through the chest in a sword duel, then says "kick his two-faced butt for me"; another character is stabbed in the stomach, but giggles since he has taken a special potion; and Guybrush uses a "cartoony" leg from a science lab to lure out a wild "Jungle Beast." Guybrush may also order "Scab-Island Slings," "Phuzzy Nostrils," and grog at a tavern; the last-mentioned drink—along with Guybrush's consumption of it—accounts for the Use of Alcohol descriptor. The expletive "hell" is used in anger once in the dialogue (e.g., "Go to hell, LeChuck!").

Players follow the exploits of the pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he attempts escape from a giant sea monster (i.e., a manatee's stomach) and searches for an ancient relic called La Esponja Grande. This adventure game involves interacting with pirates; wading through a "stomach-prison"; and following the seafaring storyline, which is infused with irreverent dialogue. One bit of irreverence involves a protracted back-and-forth between Guybrush and a treasure hunter: "What's next, a stool sample? . . . No, you look like a man of firm constitution." The comic mischief continues when a character exits the manatee; says, "Just a quick trip up the blowhole"; then realizes that Manatees don't have blowholes. In one sequence, the central character inhabits the body of a voodoo priestess whose exaggerated-sized breasts can and do jiggle. The expletive "a*s" is used once in the dialogue.

This is an adventure game in which players follow the exploits of the pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he searches for three golden artifacts representing speed, strength, and stamina. The majority of gameplay involves interacting with pirates, exploring islands and rooms, and following the irreverent storyline. In one sequence, the central character comments "nice cans" as he looks at a string of large tin cans and a drawing of a voluptuous woman. In another sequence, a mysterious foe cuts off a man's hand prior to a swordfight. Bottles labeled "grog" are depicted in one scene and mentioned briefly in the dialogue (e.g., "I've taken down some of the most hardened grog-guzzling scumbags"). The expletive "damn" can be heard in dialogue as well.

This is an adventure game in which players follow the exploits of the pirate Guybrush Threepwood as he explores Flotsam Island and attempts to rescue his wife. The majority of gameplay involves interacting with pirates, exploring ships and islands, and following the irreverent storyline. Players complete a series of quests that are often accompanied by humorous antics and dialogue: the central character plants a "cartoony" bomb in a pair of underwear; a man says he has "gluteal acne"; a man accidentally punches himself and others; a character is accused of having "broken wind." One quest involves meeting a "Voodoo Lady" who has exaggerated-sized, jiggling breasts and who talks about her former boyfriend (e.g., "He fell in love with my voodoo charms and my supple-"). There are bottles labeled "grog" throughout a pirate ship, and grog is also referenced in conversation (e.g., "…light grog: it's just like real grog except without the taste, calories, or debilitating blackouts"). The dialogue also contains the French expletive "sacre merde " and the expression "p.o'd."

Players assume the role of an aspiring pirate in this irreverent "point-and-click" adventure game. Players explore the environment, solve puzzles, and "verbally joust" with characters in an attempt to save a woman in peril. The game includes several comical depictions of characters, including a scene in which a "Meathook" character turns his back to the camera to reveal a slightly exposed buttocks (e.g., "plumber's crack"). During a sword fight, one of the characters uses a suggestive metaphor to describe battle (e.g., "Sword fighting is kinda like making love. It's not always what you do, it's what you say."). While players have no direct control over the sword combat, they can sometimes make/hear comments such as "prepare to die" and "I will milk every drop of blood from your body." One character is depicted with a cigar in his mouth, and another character discusses how rum is an ingredient in a grog mixture.