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http://forums.idlethumbs.net/showthread.php?p=57621 really sums it up. Someone remade the 1991 classic. http://www.anotherworld.fr/anotherworld_uk/index.htm

I enjoyed the original!

I've been trying to make a sliding GUI similar to that in Apprentice, and managed to do one using the SetGUIPosition function.

However, I can only make the GUI to slide from bottom to top (on the bottom of the screen) but I can't do a GUI sliding from the top of the screen downwards.  It says "SetGUIPosition: co-ordinates must lie in range (0,0) - (RMWID, RMHIT)" when I'm trying to set GUI to y-level -30 or so. (As explained in http://www.amazing-ebooks.co.uk/ags/tutorials/tut5-2.php )

So, is there another way to do this? Should CJ remove the co-ordinate restriction?

I'm currently developing a game featuring two gangsters as protagonists (sort of like Sam&Max -style). I'm still in the script/plot phase, but today I had a feeling I should make some concept art for the game to set the mood for my imagination.

Here is top view of an apartment block. Similar scenes can be found in all great games, such as P:DA and Larry Vales 1.


And here is an indoor view.


These graphics are probably not used as such in the game, but with a little plot-forced modifications they might be. So, would you play a game looking like this?
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Funky name for a game, eh? Anyhow, it's the first game I've ever made. I wanted to try out the AGS -engine so I used ready-made graphics, which actually are pretty good.

The game itself is humorous and simpler than three-piece jigsaw. Somehow I still like it, though.

It's at http://www.uta.fi/~iikku.mattila/so.zip
(Notice the changed address, the previous host didn't allow international connections.)

Made in about a week.