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News reaches us that Jane Stroud, one of the colourists who worked for Revolution on the first two Broken Sword games, has joined the team working on freeware adventure Rise of the Hidden Sun. This, of course, can mean only good things for a project that is already looking rather special, and those whose interests […]

IFComp 2004? What’s that, I hear you ask? Long before the age of graphic adventures, there was the text adventure (or, more correctly, Interactive Fiction). And IFComp, which is now in its tenth year, is the big event in the IF calendar. With a ridiculously long list of games to choose from, there’s certainly plenty […]

Looking like it should be on the television, Boyz Don’t Cry is a strangely-titled, yet gorgeous-looking, new cartoon third-person adventure from Polish developers L’Art. And, with its distinctive appearance, the developers could be onto a real winner here. Telling the story of a couple of gangsters called Fred and SuPearMan (bear with us here), Boyz […]

Available now for your viewing pleasure over at DIY Games, the July issue of ‘Independent Adventuring’ once again threatens to put us here at Adventure Gamers Underground out of business. With concise and clear writing, the article details all of the last month’s major announcements and releases, and no serious adventure game fan should pass […]

Pinhead Games, the creators of A Case of the Crabs, are seeking someone to provide vocals for the lead character in their new game, Brain Hotel. Adventure Gamers recently gave a positive review to A Case of the Crabs, and so this new game is certainly one to be looking out for. Anybody interested in […]

When asked to write an article of any nature–whether it be a review, interview or feature–one usually tries to draw parallels. By rights, I should start this article by referencing some other long-running adventure game series like King’s Quest or Monkey Island, but that wouldn’t do the Reality-On-The-Norm (RoN) series any justice. RoN, after all, […]

After 1095 days (or three non-leap years for the less mathematically blessed), the Monthly AGS Competition, or MAGS, has reached its third birthday. As part of the celebrations, a special competition is being run to help create two characters that will go on to host the monthly results ceremony. So, if you fancy being immortalised […]

Adventure Gamers’ own Josh Roberts, who also writes the Adventure Architect articles (you have read the latest part, haven’t you?), is looking for an animator for Wild West-set game Rise of the Hidden Sun. So, if the idea of creating character walk-cycles and in-game animations for a hotly anticipated and extremely promising adventure game (me? […]

News reaches us of an intriguing addition to the toolset list available for the amateur adventure developer, in the form of a tool used in conjunction with an engine that is already available. Rapid Adventure Game Development, or RAGD, aims to allow game development without the need for any coding, with all game mechanics available […]

Chuck productions have released Act 1 of Patrimonium in English. Previously only available in German, this impressive-looking AGAST production weighs in at a shade under 26MB. Go get! And while you’re at it, feel free to check out our game page for it as well…