Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge is the second installment in the Monkey Island series. It was released in 1991.

Guybrush's memoirs Edit

Excerpted from "The Memoirs of Guybrush Threepwood: The Monkey Island Years"

"I thought I'd killed the Ghost Pirate LeChuck for good. Wrong. How many times can that bloated old fool die? Other pirates tell me there's no escape. "When LeChuck wants you dead, you're dead", they say. Legend has it that the treasure of Big Whoop holds the key to great power... I must find it before LeChuck finds me."

DescriptionEdit

Monkey Island 2 follows Guybrush's continuing adventures some time after defeating the Ghost Pirate LeChuck. His arrival on Scabb Island was in pursuit of the Legendary Treasure of Big Whoop.

Its control scheme and gameplay is exactly the same as the first game. It uses the same engine: Scumm. It also introduced iMuse, a revolutionary music system allowing for flawless transitions between themes in different areas and rooms.

ChaptersEdit

Chapter 1: The Largo EmbargoEdit

Arriving on Scabb Island, Guybrush is soon made aware of the embargo tax enforced by Largo LaGrande. He must find a way to scare him off the island, before finding his own means to get away.

Chapter 2: Four Map piecesEdit

Guybrush is told he must find the treasure of Big Whoop in order to stop the newly reanimated LeChuck. But first he must traverse the islands of Scabb, Booty and Phatt to find the four map peices that will lead to the treasure.

Chapter 3: LeChuck's FortressEdit

Sneaking inside LeChuck's fortress in a crate, Guybrush must rescue his friend and escape before LeChuck finds and destroys him.

Chapter 4: Dinky IslandEdit

Arriving on Dinky Island, Guybrush must find the hidden treasure. But when he does he finds himself in a network of tunnels battling LeChuck once again.

Locations Edit

• Scabb Island

• Phatt Island

• Booty Island

• LeChuck's Fortress

• Dinky Island

Special Edition Edit

A special edition was released by LucasArts in July 2010. As with the previous special edition of The Secret of Monkey Island it features character voices, a hint system, HD art and HD sound. A touch of a button reverts to the classic CD-ROM version with its original sound.

Various new features were also added. Guybrush can now be moved with an anologue stick on consoles and select options are given for each objects. There is also now object highlighting which lights up interactive objects at the push of a button.

2 hours of commentary were also recorded for the edition by members of the original crew. This commentary becomes available when selected at select moments in the game. Concept art used for creating the special edition is also viewable once unlocked through play.

The opening sequence of dancing monkeys and credits however has been removed.

It was released for PC, Xbox 360, PS3 and Iphone/Ipod touch.