I love adventure games, but I avoided Leisure Suit Larry for many years since I am female and the games seem very sexist towards women. I decided to play the game, and I was surprised that it was both fun and funny to me.

Larry is a man who never outgrew the urge of the typical high school boy to have sex with any woman anywhere. Luckily, most of the men that I know have outgrown their high school attitudes, and have very little in common with Larry. Though I must admit the thought that there are grown men out there like Larry Laffer is a little scary.

The thing that fascinated me about this game is that it is a chance to look at the dating scene from the other side of the fence. Larry gets rejected repeatedly, and he does not finally find a woman who will even give him a second glance until you wine and dine her, so to speak. It is incredibly shallow, and the whole experience is not one that I would ever want from a man, but the game on the whole is an entertaining experience. Al Lowe’s humor is what makes it worth playing to me. As with many of Sierra’s games, the death sequences contain quite a few funny situations, and there are quite a few funny ones here.