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In Cold Blood now available on GOG

David — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 06:31:26 +0000

[lang_fr]Good Old Games (GOG) maintenant offre In Cold Blood, un jeu classique d'aventure de Revolution Studios, avec quelques éléments d'action. Chacun qui aime les jeux d'aventure connaît Revolution Studios. Leurs premières jeux, Lure of the Temptress et Beneath a Steel Sky, sont disponibles maintenant avec >>> No related posts.

Larian releases Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity on GOG.com

David — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:23:07 +0000

Larian games has just released Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity on Gog.com. As a prelude to the worldwide release of the new installment in the Divinity universe, Larian is giving us the possibility to get re-acquainted with the fantastic worlds their stories play in >>> No related posts.

Command & Conquer 4 : Tiberian Twilight

David — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 10:38:24 +0000

Electronic Arts has been drip-feeding information about the upcoming C&C4 for the last few weeks. Some news is puzzling, such as the fact that C&C4 will require a permanent connection to the internet, fueling the suspicions that EA hasn't learned from the DRM debacle with Spore. Other news is more game-related, and quite more >>> No related posts.

Slick Linux support by Penny Arcade

David — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:09:31 +0000

Penny Arcade

The first episode of Penny Arcade passed my attention without being noticed, which is a shame. I guess I had a period of less exposure to internet, and was preoccupied with work-related stuff. This time however, I noticed the availability of a Linux version for the second episode of Penny Arcade : the Rain-slick precipise of Darkness, and decided to check it out. Oh boy. I wasn't disappointed. >>> Related posts:

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OpenQuest – an open source adventure

David — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:50:01 +0000

[lang_en]I found this on the Adventuredevelopers.com forums. The apparition of ScummC, a compiler with ScummVM 6 binary code as target, has stirred the waters a bit. The ScummVM project is one of the most visible and recognised adventure-related projects at the moment. Being able to develop for this platform is quite interesting of course. G33k on the Adventuredevelopers forums found OpenQuest, which is an open source game made in AGS, to act as a demonstration game. The idea is to port this game in ScummC to have a reference and test the functionality of the compiler. It isn't much of a game, as the story seems to be lacking.[/lang_en] [lang_nl]Ik heb dit op de Adventuredevelopers.com forums gevonden. Het ontsluieren van ScummC, een compiler die als doel heeft ScummVM binaire code te spuien, heeft de waters wat in beroering gebracht. Het ScummVM project is één van de best zichtbare en gerespecteerde adventure projecten op het moment. Kunnen ontwikkelen voor zo'n platform is natuurlijk heel interessant. Op de Adventuredevelopers furoms had G33k the Adventuredevelopers forums found OpenQuest[/lang_nl] >>> No related posts.