A mysterious death on an isolated research station! A deadly secret in the ancient caves! Can Captain Skull unravel the mystery of the Ghost Planet... before it's too late?
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Basically this started out as just a way to mess around with plasticine figures and goofy spaceships, before mysteriously turning into a mid-seventies episode of Doctor Who (which has blurred in my memory into endless scenes of dour british men arguing in silver rooms before being strangled by mutants). Basically this is a more straightforwardly "adventure game" thing in that it mostly involves talking to people and looking for clues etc, complete with little notebook I ripped off from the old Discworld Noir game. I think it's fairly long and more polished than my other stuff, although that's not saying much and a lot of the content isn't strictly necessary to complete it. Anyway.
Leftclick - Walk, interact
Rightclick - Examine
Esc - Menu
Click the 'items' and 'notes' icons on the bottom left of the screen to open up the item and note inventories respectively.
Music credits in the readme.
DOWNLOAD:
http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/the-astonishing-captain-skull/download/2976/ (http://gamejolt.com/freeware/games/the-astonishing-captain-skull/download/2976/)
gimme ya crits........
I have dreams that look like this...get out of my head!
I have to say, in an era where characters tend to be cookie-cutter cliches you invented something completely new with Tankasaurus. Kudos!
Looks fun, good job mate.
Nice one, I like the 'graphics'.. :-)
A few minorities:
- Debug is still on
- I crashed the game: while in the elevator clicking on Quimby gives:
in "GlobalScript.asc", line 197
Error: MoveCharacterBlocking: character is turned off and cannot be moved
Ah, cheers! I uploaded a new version.
wow like Neverhood , very brilliant
I like the graphic style, reminds me of "Good Morning Mr. Gingerbread"