Games PC SAM AND MAX HIT THE ROAD User Manual

1How to Play Sam & Max Hit the Road

About Sam & Max
Hit the Road

™

W

elcome, Crimestompers! Before we

hit the road with Sam & Max™ in
pursuit of hyperthyroid thugs and
sinister Sasquatch-nappers, you need a
few facts on the case from the files of
the Freelance Police:

It started simply enough with a call
from the Commissioner. Soon Sam &
Max were screaming down the
highway (they have to scream since
their siren broke) to the Kushman Bros.
Carnival, where they learned that
Bruno the Bigfoot and Trixie the
Giraffe-Necked Girl had disappeared.
They soon discovered this was part of a
larger pattern of bigfoot
disappearances, and all the clues would
take them on a meandering romp
across tacky U.S. tourist traps.

Solving this case is up to you! You
direct the actions of Sam & Max, tearing
down the road with mayhem on their
minds and Corn Duds

™

on their breath,
on a peril-fraught mission to make the
world safe for Sasquatches and sentient
mammals everywhere!

If this is your first computer
adventure game, be prepared for an
entertaining challenge. Be patient, even
if it takes a while to figure out some of
the puzzles. If you get stuck, you might
want to solve another puzzle first, find
and use a new object, or highway surf
for a while. Stick with it and use your
imagination… you and the Freelance
Police will eventually bag your
perpetrator!

3How to Play Sam & Max Hit the Road

These verb icons are also located in
the inventory box (except the “walk”
verb).

If you run any of the verb icons over
a “hot spot” on the screen, the icon will
animate. For example; move the closed
eye icon over the TV set in the office.
The eyeball will open. Now click your
left mouse button and see what
happens. Try the “use” icon with the TV.

To pick up an item, click the right
mouse button until the pick-up icon
comes up, and then click the left mouse
button on the object you wish to pick
up. The cursor will then become the
object and you may then place it in
your inventory box. You can also use an
object in your inventory either with
another inventory object or with an
object on the screen.

The Max verb icon has a special
function, as it enables Sam to enlist
Max’s help at certain points in the
game. With the “Max” cursor, click on
any object (inanimate or animate) that
you think needs Max’s help.

Talking to Characters

There are plenty of characters in the
game with whom you can converse.
Nearly everyone Sam & Max meet will
have something to say, whether
friendly or unfriendly...helpful, or
unhelpful! Often, you can talk with
someone at one point in the game, and

then return to him or her later to get
new information. What you learn and
discover in another area may open
more conversational topics with
someone to whom you’ve previously
spoken. You may even have more than
one question to ask certain characters.
To talk with characters, right click
through the cursor options until you see
the mouth, or TALK TO option. Move it
to the character you wish to talk to,
and, when the mouth opens, left click
on the character.

During a conversation, you select

what Sam may say by choosing icons.

Dialogue
Icon Function

Question

Declaration

Non-sequitur

Stop

You may also see other icons on the
dialogue icon line. These represent
subjects for conversations. For instance,
if Sam is talking to someone and you
click on the Bruno the Sasquatch icon,
Sam will ask about Bruno.

Playing the Game

To start the game on your computer,
please use the computer reference card
included with the game. It contains all
the instructions specific to your
computer.

As the story opens, Sam & Max are
hanging out at their office when the
phone rings . These non-interactive
sequences are known as “cut-scenes” —
short, animated sequences, like scenes
from a movie — which can provide clues
and information about the characters.
Cut-scenes are also used to show special
animated sequences, such as when Sam
& Max deliver the goods in Bosco’s
Market. When you are viewing a cut­scene, you do not direct the action.

You begin directing Sam’s actions as
soon as the phone call is over. Max sort
of does his own thing and follows
along. If you have played an adventure
game before, you may be saying,
“Where’s my inventory? Where’s my
interface?” Don’t worry. We wouldn’t
leave you without an interface or
inventory. Start clicking the right
mouse button to cycle through the
various verb icons:

Verb Icon Function

Go in/out of
inventory box

Look at

Cannot look at

Pick up

Cannot pick up

Talk to

Cannot talk to

Use

Cannot use

Walk (default)

Stand still

Use Max

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5How to Play Sam & Max Hit the Road

Our Game Design
Philosophy

We believe that you buy games to be
entertained, not to be whacked over the
head every time you make a mistake. So
we don’t bring the game to a
screeching halt when you poke your
nose into a place you haven’t visited
before. Unlike conventional computer
adventures, you won’t find yourself
accidentally stepping off a path, or

dying because you’ve picked up a sharp
object.

We think you’d prefer to solve the
game’s mysteries by exploring and
discovering, not by dying a thousand
deaths. We also think you like to spend
your time involved in the story, not
typing in synonyms until you stumble
upon the computer’s word for a certain
object.

Don’t worry – we’ll never punish you
for selecting the “wrong” or funny
dialogue function. After all, you’re
playing this game to have fun, aren’t
you? Well, aren’t you?!?!

Function Keys

To save your progress in a game,
enabling you to turn the computer off
and start again later in the same place,
use the save feature. Simply press the
Save/Load Game function key (F1 or F5
on most computers – see your reference
card for more information).

To load a game you have saved, use
the Save/Load Game function key any
time after Sam & Max Hit the Road has
started.

To bypass a cut-scene, press the ESC
key, or press both mouse/joystick
buttons at once. See your computer
reference card for details. After you’ve
played Sam & Max Hit the Road several
times (and who wouldn’t), you may
want to use this function to skip over
scenes you have seen before.

To restart the game from the
beginning, press the key indicated on
your reference card (F8 on most
computers).

To pause the game, press the SPACE
BAR. Press it again to resume play.

To adjust the speed of the Message
Line to suit your reading speed, press
the keys indicated on your reference
card (+ and - on most computers). When

you’ve finished reading a line of
dialogue, you can press the Done key
(the period “.” on most computers) to
clear the line and proceed (this does not
work if the characters are speaking in
digitized voice).

Use the keys indicated on your
reference card to adjust the music
volume (hard brackets — [ and ] — on
most computers) and the digital sound
volume (semicolon – ; and apostrophe –
’ on most computers). If your sound
card has a volume control, make sure it
is set higher than level zero before
using the keyboard controls to fine-tune
the volume level.

To quit the game, press the key
combination indicated on your
reference card (Alt-X on most
computers). If you plan to return to the
game you’re presently playing,
remember to save the game before
quitting.

Screen Savers

Don’t panic if you get up to answer
the phone and when you come back it
looks as if your screen is melting or has
been invaded by tiny Sams & Maxes. We
have included as a *special free
feature* a number of entertaining
screen savers to protect your monitor.
Merely click your mouse, and
everything should return to normal. If
not, then you can panic.

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NORMAL INTERFACE KEYS:
w - cursor changes to walk-to

t - cursor changes to talk-to

u - cursor changes to use

p - cursor changes to pick-up

l - cursor changes to look-at

o - if there’s an object on the cursor

cycle, the cursor will change to it

e - if there’s an object on your cursor,

sam will look (eyeball, if you will) at it.

(this saves the trouble of having to put

objects back in the inventory to look at

them)

i - toggle inventory off and on

d - cycle cursor forward through the

inventory

a - cycle cursor backward through the

inventory

s - jump cursor to end of inventory

z - jump cursor to start of inventory

GENERALLY USEFUL KEYS:

b - flip game in and out of film noir

(black & white) mode

v - flip game in and out of dummy verb

mode, where verb cursors have names

under them.

q - quits mini-games (Wak-A-Rat,

™

Hiway Surfin’,

™

CarBomb,

™

etc.)

-/= - decrease/increase text speed
[/] - decrease/increase music volume

;/ ’ - decrease/increase sfx volume

<esc> - bypass cut scenes (where

applicable)

. (period) - skips text speech

f1 or f5 - save/load game

f8 - restart game

ctrl-c or alt-x - quit (without saving)

ctrl-v - displays the version number

spacebar - pause game

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included a decorative assortment of
entertaining mini-games. Here are
some instructions and hints for these
added diversions. Press “Q” to quit any
mini-game.

WAK-A-RAT™ At the carnival

Experienced rat-whackers know to
click on the hole as the rat is on the way
up, not down. 20 rats whacked win you a
keen prize!

HIWAY SURFIN’™

Southwest corner of map

Use the right mouse button to change
lanes, the left mouse button to jump. Jump
as many highway signs as
possible.Scoring is 5 points for jumping
over a sign. If Max jumps off the top of
a sign he gets 20 points. If he jumps off
several signs in a row, 20 points are
added with each new sign, (40 for the
second, 60 for the third, etc.) Crashing
into them loses time for Max.

GATOR GOLF™

Southeast corner of map

There are two ways to play this
game. One is to use golf balls to hit the
various targets on the miniature golf
course and see what happens. Click
with “use” icon on the ball bucket and
your cursor should become crosshairs.
Your cursor becomes a golf flag anytime
it’s in an area Sam can hit with a golf
ball. Move the flag where you want the
ball to land, then left click. Now click
on the “swing” button.

With the other variation, you are
trying to attract gators for a specific
purpose. Here you must provide your
own gator lure, and use the golf flag to
select a spot in front of the gators
where you want them to swim.
Otherwise, game play is exactly the
same.

CAR BOMB™ Snuckey’s spin rack

This game is played just like that
stupid strategy board game you used to
play with your kid brother. First click
on a car and drag it over to the

A Few Helpful Hints

Pick up everything you can. Odds
are, at some point all those strange
things will serve some purpose.

If you get stuck and can’t figure out
how to proceed, try looking through all
the items you’ve found and thinking
about how each one might be used
(perhaps with yet another item in your
inventory). Think about the places
you’ve gone, and the people you’ve met.
Chances are, there will be a connection
that will put you back on track.

If you want to speed up game play,
you can order a hint book from
LucasArts Entertainment Company. In
the United States and Canada:
1-800-STAR-WARS (1-800-782-7927).

If you want to access our automated
hint line, call 1-900-740-JEDI (1-900­740-5334) in the United States only. The
cost is 75¢ per minute. If you’re under
18, first get your parent’s or guardian’s
permission.

If you need technical assistance, refer to
the Troubleshooting Guide on your
reference card or call 1-415-721-3333. We’re
sorry, but absolutely no hints can be given
on this line.

Using Binoculars

Any good detective should know how
to use binoculars, especially the electric
kind you find in tourist hangouts. You
never know when you will want to

track down a miscreant in a
Winnebago. Once you have made sure
that the binoculars are in good
operating condition, look through
them. You will see a needle like the one
under the screen picture below. When
the needle is at dead center, the
binoculars will stop. You can speed up
or slow down the binoculars by using
the right or left mouse buttons. Click on
the right or left side of the needle to
switch direction. Happy peeping!

But Wait! That’s Not
All... Perceptive
Crimestompers
Discover Hidden
Games!!!

B

ecause Sam & Max believe

crimestomping should be fun, as an
extra added additional bonus at no
extra added additional charge, we have

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ARE YOU

GETTING ALL THIS

DOWN, MAX?

I’M STILL

TRYING TO FIGURE

OUT WHERE MY

BODY WENT!

9How to Play Sam & Max Hit the Road

We have your fingerprints, DNA scan and urine sample on a CD,

so don't even contemplate giving this game away....

lefthand grid on the bottom. Cars can
be rotated 90˚ by clicking the right
mouse button. Place the rest of your
cars in the same manner. You also have
trampolines to place. These are single
squares that are “parked” in the same
area as your cars, and, when placed,
will bounce your opponent’s bombs
back to their home territory. Now pick
your bombs—either the conventional
bombs to the left which take out one
square, or one of the two nukes on the
right, that take out nine squares. Place
your bombs on the top grid where you
think Max’s cars are.

SAM & MAX DRESS-UP BOOK™

Snuckey’s spin rack

Here are lovable but naked Sam &
Max, waiting for YOU to provide them
with their new wardrobes. Click on
either the left or right arrows, then
click on the wardrobe item(s) you want
Sam or Max to wear. Click on the arrow
again to see how they look. If you want
to change clothes, click again on the item
of wardrobe you wish to discard, then pick
out your new clothes.

MAX’S WAX PAINT BY NUMBERS
BOOK™ Snuckey’s spin rack

Click once to see Max’s crayon box.
Move the crayon’s tip over the color
you want to use, then click to select that
color. Now move your crayon to the
area you want to color, and click there.
If you want to move the box to reveal
other parts of the picture, click on the
center of the box to turn it into an icon,
then move the icon to a new part of the
picture. Click on the crayon lid to quit.
Continue the coloring process until you
have created a masterpiece, then frame
your monitor, take it to a gallery and
sell it for BIG BUCKS! (Sam & Max make
no guarantee as to the marketability of
such a dubious item. In fact, they think
it’s a dumb idea.)

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Game Designed by Sean Clark,

Mike Stemmle, Steve Purcell, and

Collette Michaud

Based on Characters Created

by Steve Purcell

Programmed by Sean Clark, Mike Stemmle,

Livia Mackin,and Jonathan Ackley

Lead Background Artist: Peter Chan
Background Art: Peter Chan, Paul Mica,

Steve Purcell, and Lela Dowling

Animators: Lela Dowling, Jesse Clark,

Collette Michaud, Steve Purcell, and Larry

Ahern

Art Technicians: Mike Levine and Jesse Clark

3D Art: Ron Lussier and Ralph Gerth

Music by Clint Bajakian, Peter McConnell,

and Michael Z. Land

Digital Effects Editing by Jonathan Ackley

Lead Tester: Jo “Captain Tripps” Ashburn

Testing Supervisor: Mark Cartwright

Testing by Chip Hinnenberg, Brett Tosti, Dan

Connors, Wayne Cline, Matt Forbush,
Dana Fong, Chris Snyder and Doyle

Gilstrap

SCUMM Story System by Ron Gilbert, Aric

Wilmunder, Brad P. Taylor, Vince Lee,

Sean Clark, and Mike Stemmle

i MUSE™ Music System by Michael Z. Land

and Peter McConnell

Voices Produced and Directed by

Tamlynn Barra

Voice Technology by Aric Wilmunder

Produced and Directed by Sean Clark and

Mike Stemmle

Product Marketing Manager:

Barbara Gleason

Public Relations by Sue Seserman and

Camela Boswell

Product Support Manager: Khris Brown

Product Support by Mara Kaehn, Tabitha

Tosti, Jason Deadrich, Andrew Nelson, and

Lleslle Aclaro

International Administrator: Lisa Star

Administrative Support by Debbie

Epidendio, Dawn Yamada, Lori Beck, Judy
Allen, Christin Buhlig, and Amanda

Neuhoff

Distribution Manager: Meredith Cahill

Package Design by Steve Purcell and

Moore & Price

Illustrated by Steve Purcell

Manual Written by

Jo “Captain Tripps” Ashburn

Manual Design by Mark Shepard

Print Production by Carolyn Knutson

Special thanks to George Lucas

This manual assumes that you are using a

joystick or mouse. See your reference card

for keyboard equivalents.

THEY’RE LIKE

SIPPING A SLUSHEE

TOO FAST FOR HOURS

ON END!

11How to Play Sam & Max Hit the Road

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This is a work of fiction. All of the characters and events
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real persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely
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All rights reserved. LucasArts and the LucasArts logo are
registered trademarks of Lucasfilm Ltd. Sam & Max is a
trademark of Steve Purcell. iMUSE, and the iMUSE logo are
trademarks or registered trademarks of LucasArts
Entertainment Company LLC. iMUSE U.S. Patent
No. 5,315,057.

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