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[Earthling Priorities]

After more than three years spent in quasi-development our short, sci-fi, comedic adventure game Earthling Priorities has been launched!


Download the game here: earthlingpriorities.demigiant.com -- it's freeware.




Earthling Priorities is a subtle mini-adventure game, partly homaging those good ol' times when Space Quest happened, and Big Brother was still considered a bad thing.

It is trying very hard to be pithy, but is mostly rather silly.

You'll point, click, solve at least one puzzle, and get to ponder the reality of your existence. Also, the importance of doors.



Developed with AGS by:

-Konstantinos Dimopoulos - Game Design & Writing

-Daniele Giardini - Graphics

-Jim Spanos - Coding

-Chris Christodoulou - Music


Screenshots:

[Earthling Priorities]

[Latest & final update: 3 August 2017]

Yours truly (gnome / Konstantinos Dimopoulos), Daniele Giardini, DualNames (Jim Spanos), and Chris Christodoulou are more than happy to let you know that Earthling Priorities is a project that truly and properly exists. It is still under production, but it will soon grow up to become a short and subtle sci-fi adventure game, partly homaging those good ol' times when Space Quest happened and Big Brother was still considered a bad thing.

**UPDATE** Launching August 3rd 2017! LAUNCHED!

The Story:

Not to spoil anything, but Earthling Priorities is, when all is said and done, a game about going to work. In the future. It involves a very clever door.

A Couple Screenshots:



The Essential Bit of Music:

Conveyor Belt

Earthling Priorities Site:

http://earthlingpriorities.demigiant.com/

Development Progress:

Story/design: 100%
Writing: 100%
Scripting: 100%
Graphics: 100%
Animation: 100%
Music: 100%
Sound effects: 100%
Beta Testing: 100%

Hello!

It's Konstantinos (a.k.a. gnome) from Indiegames.com, Gnomeslair.com, Adventure Lantern and Kyttaro Games and, well, I've decided to create a small, obviously freeware AGS adventure game.

It will be a short sci-fi comedy thing and most of the design has already been done; what it sorely lacks are graphics. All of the graphics, to be precise. Hence, I'm looking for a kind soul who'd enjoy helping out (helping out:an euphemism for creating characters, backgrounds, inventory items, possible interface elements and other lovely things).

The game will be low-res, 320x200, and hopefully in the style of the early Space Quests.

Sadly, I cannot afford to pay you...

So, any takers?

Thanks!