The Adrenaline Vault has posted a batch of new screenshots from TriSynergy’s upcoming Midnight Nowhere, due for release next month. In Midnight Nowhere, our protagonist awakens in a morgue within a hospital, with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. After finding his way out of the morgue, he discovers that […]
The Laser has interviewed Charles Cecil of Revolution about their latest adventure release, Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon. Q: How have you improved the controls and interface? Despite moving away from the traditional 'point and click' approach, the elements key to adventure games have been retained. As the player-character is moved close to […]
ATMachine has posted a scan of the latest PC Gamer (US) on our forum, revealing a one-page preview of the upcoming Sam & Max: Freelance Police. It has a nice shot of Sam & Max in 3D, as well as a screenshot of their office. In the article, project leader Mike Stemmle discusses the many […]
Cédric Orvoine, PR manager of Microïds, does a Q&A session with Germany based site Adventure-Treff: “Well for one thing I know…Benoît thinks [Kate Walker is] hot and I think too… Especially now that we have been working on her look a little bit, adding some polygons here and there… Will we see more of her? […]
GameSpot reports that Vivendi Universal Games will be publishing Syberia II in the US. A full 2004 VU Games lineup was briefly leaked on their website. Syberia I was published in the US by The Adventure Company. Update: GameSpot has just posted a correction, saying that VU Games will not be distributing Syberia II. XS […]
The latest reviews of Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon are up at All Hyped Up and Gaming Illustrated. Meanwhile Gamer’s Hell has four new high res movies (downloadable as a pack) from Jack The Ripper, which is expected for release in North America by The Adventure Company later this month.
Veteran game designer and Leisure Suit Larry creator Al Lowe has posted an update on his website concerning the continueing saga of his possible involvement in Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude. The eighth (technically seventh) Leisure Suit Larry game is currently in development at High Voltage without Al Lowe, but a massive fan outcry […]
GameSpot has posted a new designer diary by Tom Smith, the Design Director of Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude. The adventure sequel is due to be released late this year. But how do you do a game about jokes? While hitting on chicks? That's not remotely like shooting people, so the game industry […]
GameZone has interviewed Tim Larkin, the sound designer on Uru: Ages Beyond Myst. How demanding were the game developers? What were they looking for, and how much time did they give you to complete the soundtrack? TL: Well, Rand Miller can eat you for breakfast…Actually; Cyan has been a great working environment. I've […]
