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A batch of AGS totally worth more than the price!
Indie game bundles have been the craze for a short while. There’s been Humble Bundle, Indie Royle, Bundle-In-A-Box and the first AGS bundle last year AGS Bake Sale. AGS Bake Sale offered a ton of amazing exclusive games built in … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure game, adventure games, ags, pathwork, piss, point n click, screen 7, summerbatch
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RESONANCE: Epic Retro Sci-Fi Mystery Does Much Good (some bad)
The best Science Fiction tends to have dubious characters of gray personalities, a terse semblance of what is truly right and wrong, awkward scientific concepts which aren’t exactly plausible and usually, but not always an ending which makes one think … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, adventure game, adventure games, ags, pixels, resonance, science fiction, vince twelve, wadjeteye, wadjeteye games, xii games
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Nerd Notes for 02/01/2012
Over at my Livejournal I used to take various links I found and collate them all into a collection that I called “Nerd Notes”. These links could contain anything from videogames to wrestling to movie trailers to news articles. I … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure games, ags, all-american rejects, books, da new guys, nerd notes, paul mccartney, point and click, sumo cyco, the future, wadjeteye games
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Keeping an eye on Wadjeteye
I first discovered the writing and programing talent of Dave Gilbert through the AGS website and specifically the first games he tackled based on the Reality-On-The-Norm universe and then his first AGS game, the uncomplicated as it existed, but still … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, adventure games, ags, blackwell, blackwell deception, dave gilbert, interview, overview, review, wadjeteye, wadjeteye games
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