Night of the Raving Dead

Sam & Max: Night of the Raving Dead

The GameTap title card for "Night of the Raving Dead"
Developer(s) Telltale Games
Publisher(s) Telltale Games
GameTap
Designer(s) Brendan Q. Ferguson
Chuck Jordan
Dave Grossman
Heather Logas
Steve Purcell
Series Sam & Max: Season Two
Platform(s) Microsoft Windows, Wii, Xbox 360 (XBLA)[1][2]
Release date(s)
  • USA February 12, 2008
(GameTap)
February 13, 2008 (Online)
Genre(s) Adventure
Mode(s) Single player
Distribution Download

"Night of the Raving Dead" is the third episode of Sam & Max Season Two created by Telltale Games and published by GameTap. Compared to the episodes before and after it, it was considered to be disappointing by many reviewers.[3]

Plot

Sam & Max talking to Jurgen, the emo-styled German vampire.

The episode begins with Sam and Max trapped in a mortal contraption, the Soul Stealer, by Jurgen, a German emo styled vampire, while reminiscing about how they got themselves in this mess.

It all started when a zombie stormed in Sam and Max's office and stole one of their most prized items, the right hand of Jesse James, to replace his lost one. Soon the duo figured that the whole town was infested with lots of them, and their investigations tracked the source of this outbreak to Jurgen's castle in Stuttgart, Germany.

Upon arriving at "The Zombie Factory" (which turns out to be a rave), the freelance police meets the emo vampire, who tells them that there was nothing they could do to stop his intentions, as the zombies were being attracted to his "incomparable style". To thwart his plans, Sam and Max created a series of incidents to break apart his reputation, but after trying to take down Jurgen by themselves, they ended up being defeated and trapped in his "Soul Stealer" device, which transformed them into zombies too, separated from their souls.

With the help of a Zig and Sharko-like monster created by Jurgen, Sam and Max managed not only to find a way to return to the world of living, but to make their Euro-nemesis pay the price for good. Just before the end of the episode, Flint Paper, who was following Bosco, revealed to the duo that somehow he disappeared from the Earth.

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