Santa's possessed, and only Sam and Max can help him, with as much meaningless violence as possible, of course.
What can you trully say that hasn't already been said? The graphs immerse you in the comic book world of the two, the sounds maintain the tradition of the series, the sort of tune you hear on noir police movies, though much 'happier'. The game play is the same that's been present throughout the serie (and as for that matter, most adventure games ever made), with some much welcomed improvement from last season's titles, such as hilarious minigames and the double click run feature on outside environments.
The same dosage of hilarious moments remains. From running over 'Torture Elmo' dolls with your Desoto, to answering trivias you feel the urge to miss, so you could see the hilarious options of next questions, throughout the game, you'll rarely find yourself without a smile on your face, either from some hilarious joke you've just heard, or from a hilarious joke you're sure will come. My favorite in game laugh? Jimmy Two-Teeth's son, and his terminal case of Tourette's Syndrom, or as he would put it: "That's *censored*"
While it's not as funny, in my opinion, as Reality 2.0, Ice Station Santa is a fantastic introduction to a hopefully fantastic second season. Sam and Max are once again carving their way into adventure history, and they do it in their own unique, twisted style.