During his quite moist adventures between intestines and bowels our anti-hero meets a bunch of stowaways and characters that were thought to be lost, including Coronado de Cava, an explorer who discovered that the cure for Guybrush's disease could handily be hidden in one of the sea-cow's favorite places. Your mission will be to convince the people present to help out as the animal swims in circles and that needs to be changed.

More puzzles and although you get very few environments to explore they feel fresh and welcome thanks to the unique location. The puzzles are also varied with a good balance between classic gameplay (collect objects, combine them and use them somewhere) and some other assignments like hooking up a desperate man with his dream date. It reminded me of amongst other things the surgery chair of episode 1, and that's a good thing. However, it doesn't justify that the makers were very greedy with new locations.

The quality of the script, the graphics, the jokes and voices did remain at the same high level. We could again enjoy some really funny moments, pieces of dialogue that you enjoy listening to instead of clicking away, and here and there a situation that manages to put a smile on your face.
My "criticism" remains just, though: the level of the first Monkey Island games is never reached but I guess we'll have to live with that. Those that are nostalgic to the genious of the old days just have to download the remake of The Secret of Monkey Island on Steam.

It seems that after two episodes the devs not only swiftly manage to write the jokes but also intended to tone back the difficulty degree a bit. It doesn't hurt the fun but does take away that additional layer of challenge the previous episodes had. Also the most difficult and most unlogical puzzles were the ones that thanks to their absurdity were hilarious. Easy also means you can finish quicker, but thanks to the good relationship between price and value from the previous episodes this is not a huge problem.