Harry's 21st Birthday

Started by newton64, Wed 16/12/2009 14:50:59

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newton64

Hey everyone.

Not too long ago (read: very long ago), I threw together an AGS game based on/ripping off sprites from the original Doom. That was in November 2003, and the original announcement is here (I had a slightly shorter forum name back then).

This morning---a crisp, frosty morning in December 2009---I decided it might be a good idea to actually post the game to the AGS games list. It apparently takes me some time to come to decisions.

The new, official AGS games page is here, and believe me, it was entirely worth the wait.

In Harry's 21st Birthday, you play as Tom, one of Doom's absolutely charming and horrendously violent Barons of Hell. Tom's buddy Harry (a Cyberdemon) is celebrating his birthday today, and Tom's throwing a shindig at his sweet bachelor pad, the Phobos Anomaly (E1M8). Our story starts with Tom paying a visit to the Fortress of Mystery (E2M9), where he must convince his cacodemon friend Sally to take Harry out on the town, so that Tom himself can return home to prepare...

Though the game has already technically been announced for 6 years (may the forum gods forgive me), I figured this would make things more official, and allow some people to more easily track down the game in the future.

Download, play, and comment! (Optional: enjoy).
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newton64

HINTS


  • Visit the game's original website.
  • Check your inventory at the start of the game.
  • Doom powerups tend to be placed in the same locations as in the original game itself.
  • If an item is not placed where it should be (or, for instance, the music isn't correct for the given level), bonus points are sometimes attributed for setting things right.
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TheJBurger

I loved this game! Thanks for making it!  :=

newton64

Glad to hear it :)

It was my pleasure, except for the parts where I had to code things and write dialogue and figure out sprites.
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