Entries tagged with “AGS”.
Did you find what you wanted?
Sun 20 Feb 2011
Posted by Martin Mulrooney under Interviews
[6] Comments

Joshua Nuernberger
Gemini Rue is an upcoming indie adventure game created by Joshua Nuernberger. Recently picked up by Dave Gilbert and his studio Wadjet Eye Games, it quite simply looks stunning, a slice of science fiction adventuring that initially evokes comparisons (at least visually) with Blade Runner, before surprising with a narrative that feels both refreshingly unique and wholly its own.
It has been my greatest pleasure, both via HardyDev and Alternative Magazine Online, to review some of the finest indie adventure games of the past few years. Perhaps that explains why I am so excited this month: It feels like Gemini Rue is going to be something truly special. I am therefore proud to present an interview with Joshua Nuernberger, with a guest appearance by Dave Gilbert! (more…)
Tags: Adventure Gaming, AGS, Boryokudan, Boryokudan Rue, cyberpunk, Dave Gilbert, Gemini Rue, Indie Gaming, Interview, Joshua Nuernberger, neon, science fiction, Wadjet Eye Games
Sun 16 Jan 2011
Posted by Igor Hardy under Interviews
[9] Comments

If you ask someone what the best LEGO video game is, the answer can be only one:
- Biggles on Mars!
Nevertheless, only a few could name the author of Biggles on Mars – the mysterious thecatamites. Well, at least not until recently – when this creator’s latest game Space Funeral won unprecedented acclaim, and turned his Games 4 Schools edutainment portal for kids into the first stop on the web for Japanese RPG fanatics! (more…)
Tags: AGS, Baudelaire, Biggles on Mars, Blood, catamite, Escape From Death Mountain, Flowers Of Evil, games 4 schools, Ghost Voyage, jRPG, LEGO, Les Rallizes Denudes, Life Of D. Duck, punk, Puny Goblin, RPGMaker, Space Funeral, stop motion, stop motion animation, surreal, The Astonishing Captain Skull
Fri 24 Dec 2010
Posted by Igor Hardy under Indie, Reviews
[2] Comments

The future turns out quite a bit more complicated than the now. The police force seems to not have much use for hard-working, hard-boiled action heroes anymore – it’s up to top class genetics scientists to directly deal with the truly serious crimes.
(more…)
Tags: Adventure Game Studio, AGS, BASS, Benath a Steel Sky, Clockwork Orange, cyberpunk, Dr Charlie Regis, Dr Lao, Gemini Rue, genetics, Ghost in The Shell, Metropolis, sci-fi, Technobabylon, Technocrat, The Weight of The World
Fri 19 Nov 2010
Posted by Igor Hardy under Indie, Reviews
[4] Comments

The first part of the Technobabylon series is a fantastic short game!
(more…)
Fri 15 Oct 2010
Posted by Derrick Freeland under Features
[2] Comments

I’m sure that most of you are both gleefully and painfully aware of all the different techniques for creating an adventure game world. Apart from simply showing the world through sprites and background images; there are characters that tell players about the world, hot-spots with rollover text that tell them what they’re looking at, cut scenes that can show a wider view of the world, expository narration that tells players about the setting of the story… the list goes on.
For this particular article, I’d like to put aside these other techniques and focus on what it takes to create the game world visually. (more…)
Tags: Adventure Game Studio, AGS, art, art style, background, character design, Collision, Derrick Freeland, game design, graphic art, illustration, Viva la pied!, world design
Sun 19 Sep 2010
Posted by Igor Hardy under games & demos
[13] Comments

Created by Igor Hardy and Alex van der Wijst with music by Thomas Regin
with Drew Wellman in the main role!
And as such goes as highly recommended as it’s possible to highly recommend! (more…)
Tags: Adventure Game Studio, AGS, alcoholic incapacitation, Alex van der Wijst, Alfred Hitchcock, fishy, Jazz, murder, Snakes of Avalon, suspense, Thomas Regin, trippy
Wed 1 Sep 2010
Posted by Drew Wellman under Indie, Reviews
1 Comment

Has nothing to do with U2's guitarist.
Over The Edge is the first chapter in the four-part series, The Journey Down. Written and designed by Theodor Waern, the game tells the story of Bwana, a simple fuel station attendant attempting to get he and his sidekick Kito’s plane airworthy in order to take a strange and beautiful woman to the mysterious area known as “The Underland” by going over what is known as “The Edge.” If you haven’t already, prepare yourself for some incredible freeware adventure gaming.
Tags: Adventure Classic Gaming, Adventure Game Studio, Adventure Games, African masks, AGS, animation, episodic gaming, freeware game, Full Throttle, Grim Fandango, Indie Games, journey down, LucasArts, Monkey Island, over the edge, Point and Click, Reggae, theodor waern, Underland