Hear Ransome the Clown's raw voice in Thimbleweed Park without audio censorship. This indie adventure delivers the full game experience, swapping out beeps for uncensored English lines from the foul-mouthed clown. Toggle the unbeeped option in the Video menu each session to hear every word clearly, while subtitles keep their original beeps.
Fans of point-and-click adventures who crave unfiltered character audio will enjoy Ransome's unbridled rants amid the core puzzle-solving. The change focuses solely on voice delivery, preserving the existing gameplay structure. Clown enthusiasts and those tired of toned-down dialogue find a direct match here.
NOTE: To enable the *unbeeped* voice, go to Options -> Video and check the box. This option is not sticky, so you need to turn it on each time to start (you know, for the kids)
Hey *beephead*! Ransome the Clown here to let you in on a little secret about Thimbleweed Park: this game’s developers are *beepholes*. They thought your sensitive ears wouldn’t be able to handle my *beeping* language. Well, I have two words for those *beepers* -- "*Beep* you"!
With my new Ransome *Unbeeped* DLC, you can now play Thimbleweed Park in all its uncensored glory. I’m not talking about new content, deleted scenes, or alternate endings -- this isn’t a *beeping* director’s cut. What you will get is the same great game with none of the *beeping* beeps drowning out my lines.
You heard that right: pure, uncensored Ransome the *Beeping* Clown! Because let’s face it, even if I am stuck sharing the spotlight with four losers, I’m the real star of this *beeping* game.
So don't let those *beephead* developers call the shots! Grab the Ransome *Unbeeped* DLC and you’ll see that in Thimbleweed Park, *beeping* is the least of your problems.
NOTE: The subtitles still have *beeps* in them. Only the English audio is uncensored.
