Reception
The game received, according to Metacritic, generally favorable reviews, and has over the time become a cult classic of adventure games. Weak points of the game include its short duration. Full Throttle retains a stable fanbase that keeps developing the setting and the story on their own, for example, through modules for a popular role-playing game system Fudge.
65daysofstatic used an audio clip from the game for their song "Asphalt and Trouble", whose title is derived from said audio.
In 2009, IGN ranked Adrian Ripburger 96th in the "Top 100 Videogames Villans".
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