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Randal’s Monday has a clever premise that deserves better treatment than it does in this crude, baffling adventure. Though its visuals and acting perfectly fit its ‘90s-era slacker aesthetic, Randal’s Monday lacks the sharp writing necessary to make its odious hero amusing. But it fails the most at being a competent adventure, presenting players with nonsensical puzzles so confounding that the built-in hint system is a necessity instead of a crutch. While it’s great to hear Jeff Anderson riff as another Randal, and see the (virtual) return of Jay and Silent Bob, you’re better off popping in Clerks and seeing inane chatter the way it was meant to be - funny.