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| Feed Description: | Adventure Classic Gaming is one of the best online resource for classic and retro adventure gaming. This RSS feed gives you lots of information and news both classic adventure games and interactive fiction on all computer and console gaming platforms. |
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| Site Title: | Adventure Classic Gaming - ACG - Adventure Games, Interactive Fiction Games - Reviews, Previews, Interviews, Galleries, Forums, Features, Cheats |
| Site Description: | "Adventure Classic Gaming is the premiere online resource dedicated to classic and retro adventure gaming, covering both classic adventure games and interactive fiction on all computer and console gaming platforms." |
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Hal Barwood - Interview Currently, the adventure game genre is seeing a lot of spectacular comebacks. Among those fames is Hal Barwood, who is making a return to the genre with his first bona fide adventure game since Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis. The well-known LucasArts alumni and now freelance contractor with his own company Finite Arts, who in 1999 was named among the top 25 American game designers by PC Ga... |
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Death In Adventure Games - Feature There is much debate as to what makes for the best sort of experience in adventure games. It is hard to pin down just what makes certain games fun and others frustrating. What makes a puzzle too simple or too complex? When does the story or dialogue amount to be too much or too little? Sometimes, it is best to look at individual facets of the genre and examine what some games do well and others do... |
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Alex Ruske, Igor Posavec - Interview Video games are a composite medium, combining the presentation and storytelling capacities of film with the structure and interactivity of a game or puzzle. Creating a video game is always a challenge: to marry these arts in a way that complements both. Alex Ruske, co-founder of developer and publisher Braingame, and Igor Posavec, 3D artist for 3d-io, have worked together before to blend their dis... |
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Sinking Island - Review Benoît Sokal’s Sinking Island is a straightforward murder mystery game. The player assumes the role of Jack Norm, a detective sent to an isolated but majestic tower on a small tropical island. Jack’s first “mandate” is to find out whether the death of the tower’s owner, a powerful and beastly man named Walter Jones, has just been an accident or a possible murder. Nat... |
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Matt Chapman, Mike Chapman, Mark Darin - Interview It can be said that the Brothers Chaps, creators of Homestarrunner, have been making video games for years. On their Homestarrunner website, they have created simple interactive Flash mini-games and even a number of games in the style of the Atari 2600. Not content with indulging their own nostalgia for the arcade classics, they have also added side-scrollers, text adventures, and even a full play... |
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Déjà Vu: A Nightmare Comes True - Review Déjà Vù: A Nightmare Comes True is an adventure game from the famed MacVenture series that includes Shadowgate, Uninvited, and the sequel to this game Déjà Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas. The game puts you in the shoes of a hardboiled private investigator named Ace Harding. Through a twisted path of murder and conspiracy, you have to put together all the pieces of your lost memory to find out who y... |
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Chronicles Of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual - Review Originally titled Testament of Sin, City Interactive’s Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual is a high quality point-and-click adventure game that all fans of the genre will likely enjoy. The story is good, the graphics are great, and the characters are fun. The only gripe is that the game ends rather abruptly, making it feel more like an episode or a prologue than an epic adventure. Th... |
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Strong Bad’s Cool Game For Attractive People Episode 5: 8-Bit Is Enough - Review The final episode in Telltale Games’ SBCG4AP series, Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 5: 8-Bit is Enough, is a video game about video games. Episodes 1-3 have been straight up stories about Strong Bad’s world, and Episode 4 has been about re-imagining Strong Bad’s world as part of the Dangeresque movie franchise. Episode 5 now merges Strong Bad’s w... |
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Nostradamus: The Last Prophecy - Review Michel de Nostredame, or Nostradamus as he is more affectionately known, is a name synonymous with prophecies. Since the mid 16th century, many books have been written describing his feats, medical cures, astrological predications, and grand prophecies that are hidden in the form of quatrains (4 line verses) in his own writings. In recent times, numerous television documentaries and movies have al... |
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The Bizarre Adventures Of Woodruff And The Schnibble - Review The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble (also known as Woodruff and the Schnibble of Azimuth) is among the last adventure games created by Coktel Vision, a French game development company acquired by Sierra On-Line in 1992. Though not part of Coktel Vision’s Gobliiins trilogy, The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble has the same graphical style as the better-known G... |
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Adventure Game Puzzles: Unlocking The Secrets Of Puzzle Design - Feature For a lot of games, you can figure out most of what you need to know about them from simply looking at an in-game screenshot or watching a gameplay trailer. With a quick glance at the head-up display and the quality of the graphics, you can get a good sense of what kind of monster killing mayhem you will be engaging in and what kind of experience you will likely get from playing the game. Judging ... |
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A Vampyre Story - Review Once upon a time, a young talented French opera singer named Mona De Lafitte has been kidnapped. Her abductor is none other than the vampiric Baron Shrowdy Von Kiefer, ruler of Castle Warg from the demonical land of Draxsylvania. Turning Mona into a vampire herself, then imprisoning her in a castle far away from her beloved city and trying to force her to marry him, the baron has turned the poor g... |
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Penny Arcade Adventures: On The Rain-Slick Precipice Of Darkness, Episode Two - Review Penny Arcade is the gaming culture’s equivalent of a political cartoon, that is, if political cartoons were to resort to random acts of violence and profanity for the purposes of humor while delivering their message. It is a webcomic that eschews continuity, preferring to stay topical, although sometimes engaging in small unrelated story arcs, often with a manga or Lovecraftian horror theme.... |
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Alkis Polyrakis, Nicolas Sideris - Interview To describe Alkis Polyrakis is to describe an indie game designer with talent and innovation. Polyrakis is the founder of Atropos Studios and the creator of the adventure game Diamonds in the Rough. He is also the creator of Other Worlds, another indie adventure game which he has previously released for free. To understand the universe of Other Worlds and Diamonds in the Rough is to understand the... |
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Toonstruck - Review The history of adventure games began in 1975 when Will Crowther, programmer and speleologist, wrote Colossal Cave Adventure. The game heralded the arrival of interactive fiction that was the forefather of adventure games. Till this date, the adventure genre had taken on itself to evolve in long strides. Earlier adventure games introduced 2D graphics with an animated cartoonish style. When 3D graph... |
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