Unlock it and you'll be able to cross the bridge with Glottis. Once the bridge is clear of the demon beavers, go back to Glottis.
If you mess up, go grab a few more bones from the bridge. Nevertheless, Grim Fandango Remastered is a must-have for fans of the original, adventure game enthusiasts and those who simply want something different from the norm accompanied by top-notch storytelling. You'll need to do this three times to clear the bridge. As it is jumping into the water, spray the demon beaver with the Fire extinguisher to get rid of it. You're going to need to throw a bone into the water. Then walk down the path that's just to the left of the bridge. There will be a green marker on the edge of the bridge near you. These angry beavers will chase Manny away from the bridge, and he'll go back to Glottis.
Manny will see a bridge made of bones, and on it Demon beavers. You'll end up in front of a gate, where Glottis will warn you about the Demon beavers. You'll be able to traverse this because of Glottis' modifications to the Bone Wagon. There is just not a bad thing i can say about it.If you're not already, get back in the Bone Wagon with Glottis in the main clearing of the Petrified Forest. Overall, this game is simply a masterpiece on all fronts. I hear some things from others about the music being redone, and the aspect ratio changed, but for me non of that matters, for this is the only Grim Fandango experience i have played.
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Pairing that with tank controls make it a full retro experience. Some things i can talk about though is the enhanced textures, which can be changed to original by the push of a button. Remaster wise, I cannot speak too much for not playing the original. I actually played the game through a second time with tank controls, not for the trophy, but so i can play the game the way it was meant to be played. The default control is scheme is NOT tank controls, you must change this from the options screen. Now, i could complain about the counter-intuitive "tank controls", but even they got that right. A hefty challenge is what i like to see in a PAC game, which most new ones seem to lack. While some might complain about the immense difficulty that some of the puzzles boast, with the answers being extremely cryptic,but i don't mind at all. The gameplay is your standard point and click stuff: walk around, talk to people, pick up stuff, solve puzzles, it's all great fun. All the characters are well voice acted, and the dialogue is consistently funny. The story takes you to a variety of different locations, from the ocean-side town of Rubacava, to the very gates of the 9th underworld itself. Even background characters that you only share 2 or 3 lines with are interesting. The story in entrancing, keeping you locked in it's world of fantastic writing and original, developed characters. There is not anything bad i can really say about Grim Fandango. I can say now that i regret not getting Grim Fandango back in the day, for it is now in my top ten favorite games of all time. Now here we are, 2015, point and click now being a favored genre of mine, especially taking a liking in old ones.
I just didn't think it seemed appealing, probably due to the point-and-click genre dying down at that point. I just didn't think it seemed appealing, probably due to the point-and-click Grim Fandango was a game i originally had no interest in in 1998. Grim Fandango was a game i originally had no interest in in 1998.
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