Topic: S.A.M

[Two Tales]

Hey folks. I needed a break from my main project so I spent a month (and a bit) making this little mags-sized game about a solitary robot on an abandoned planet.
I guess I would describe it as a point n' click, puzzle platformer.
To move Sam click infront or behind him using the mouse cursor. Click on the question mark icon for additional help.

Database entry: http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/site/games/game/2278/



Made with AGS 3.3

[CaptainD]

Looks interesting - congrats on the release and hope you find you can get back to your main project refreshed and turbo-charged!

[Two Tales]

Looks interesting - congrats on the release and hope you find you can get back to your main project refreshed and turbo-charged!

Thanks. I'm now back to it with gusto!

[KyriakosCH]

Well done on releasing the game

The robot reminds me of B.A.S.S.

[Cassiebsg]

Congrats on the release.
Looking forward to trying it.

[Mandle]

Looks like just the kind of thing I love! Gonna have a play first chance I get!

[VampireWombat]

I'll have to wait until next month to give this a try since I don't want it to in any way influence my current game. Looks interesting.

[Creamy]

Finished with a little help from Click X3

Spoiler: ShowHide

For a strange reason, it didn't occur to me that the arm could cut.

Sweet little game.

[C.L.I.C.K.]

Finished with a little help from Click X3

I just tried everything on everything else, old adventure gaming trick. Fun fact: I got stuck in the room after that and stopped playing.

[selmiak]

This is a fun little game Two Tales, 2-3 times the length would be even better


creamy, thanks to your comment I finished it and recorded this longplay

this is rather a speedrun filled with spoilers, go puzzle yourself and only look it up when you are stuck.

[Shadow1000]

What a well-made game! The graphics and story are really sweet.

I especially like the puzzles. There are very few controls and all the puzzles are essentially of the "escape the room" sort, but with the combination of the three you were able to really make a fun gaming experience. I give a lot of credit to the creativity of this game.

I know it's not that similar but it did remind me of Machinarium.

Well done!

[Two Tales]

Thank you for your comments everyone.

Special thanks to selmiak for letting me add the vid to the walkthroughs web page -This has now been done:
http://www.two-tales.com/home-mainPage

Cheers for the positive feedback Shadow1000. Always reassuring to recieve.

[Mandle]

Lovely game!

The player must make a few logical discoveries to figure out what the 3 possible actions cause in various cases which is an interesting inverse of the usual "use mouth icon on statue to try to talk to it but instead the character licked in on the cheek as he was told to do so in the ancient text he read but which the player has forgotten all about" case.

Had a great time with this and really wanted it to be longer!

As in a certain movie which obviously this game has nothing to do with, the non-expresive robot gains a lot of love from the player for that very reason that we can't always read what it feels so what it does is most important, and the player feels a bit hurt whenever the robot "dies" (kudos on non-annoying auto reloads btw)...

If you devised about 8 more puzzles you would have a very sellable game on your hands!

[Two Tales]

Wow, thanks Mandle. I really wasn't expecting such positive feedback.

If you devised about 8 more puzzles you would have a very sellable game on your hands!

I don't think about making money from a game. I just love making them for fun (I guess you could say it's a hobby) and if others enjoy playing my creations then that's a fantastic feeling.
You've given me something to think about though...maybe I will extend it and add some extra polish to the game in the future.