The first game had a consistent creative vision.
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This free form approach to genre allows DeathsSpank to go to some interesting places, like inside the mind of a supercomputer that’s not all that super, but it also feels slightly wrong for the character. The third game, however, opens with DeathSpank overlooking a sci-fi cityscape as it gets destroyed, then suddenly he’s running around a semi-fantasy world again, albeit one with supercomputers and clone machines. The second game introduced more modern weapons, but it at least justified them in this fantasy world as the weapons of a grand humans/orque war. You fought “orques,” quested for unicorn poop, and hacked up a kindly talking tree, all so you could defeat an evil king in a castle. The first game was a parody of fantasy games. But The Baconing is all Hothead Games, and it shows. When the second DeathSpank was announced soon afterwards, it was revealed that both games were made in tandem, so it may be safe to assume that Gilbert had his say in the sequel as well.
He left before the game was released but stated that he had finished all his contributions to the project. DeathSpank was first promoted as the brainchild of Ron Gilbert of Monkey Island fame.
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