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When the phone rang that day on the office of the dog Sam and the rabbit Max, they couldn't imagine that they were about to investigate a new and complicated case: Bruno the bigfoot's disappearance. After numerous searchs that had carried them through the weirdest nooks of the american geography (the largest ball of twine in the world, a bigfoots' meeting, the Mystery Vortex...), Sam and Max had two important clues: Trixie, the giraffe-girl that had also disappeared; and Conroy Bumpus, a country singer who collected exotic animals. They would soon find out the connexion between all and solve the case. 
This game, like Day of the Tentacle, is one of the most surrealistic ones that has ever been done. With the brilliant characters of Steve Purcell, the adventure overflows irony, acid humor and sarcasms (above all, on the part of Max). And, although all the technical aspects -like the graphics and the sound- are very good, this is the best of the game. It is parodied almost everything, with a twisted humor that makes chuckle. Apart from this, Sam & Max: Hit the Road has funny but complicated riddles, because they go beyond the most creative imagination. In spite of its childish appearance, this is not a game for little child, but it is though for an adult public that feel like laughing at the world for a while. 
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