Thirty Years Ago, We Got The Best Biker Game Of All-Time
Briefly

Full Throttle, released by LucasArts in 1995, redefined the adventure game genre by focusing on cinematic storytelling over traditional puzzles. The game, led by Tim Schafer, is set in a gritty world where players assume the role of Ben, the leader of an outlaw biker gang, embroiled in a conspiracy involving a motorcycle corporation. With a punk-rock aesthetic, it captures the essence of American counterculture while critiquing corporate encroachment on individual freedoms, making a significant mark in gaming history.
At its core, Full Throttle is a story about loyalty, rebellion, and the slow demise of the open road. You play as Ben, the gruff yet principled leader of the Polecats.
Full Throttle had a commitment to cinematic storytelling, a punk-rock aesthetic, and a pivotal role in the legacy of LucasArts' creative heyday.
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