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I can't help but notice a particular... feature on the protagonist.   

I wasn't sure whether or not this'd fit in the "Adventure Related Talk & Chat" section, so I played it safe and posted it here.

But, as I mentioned in "Offer Your Services", I hope to enter into the world of freelance copywriting, especially copywriting for games (AGS or otherwise).  But I don't have any major games under my belt--commercial or otherwise.

So, I just wanted your opinion on this... should I use some of my past MAGS entries as practice?  Maybe some of you guys have some games I could use as practice for copywriting an advertisement for?

I'm just asking.  I want to have some good samples so people would know what I can do.  I've taken an online class at Udemy about freelance copywriting, as well as looked at stuff online about copywriting for video games, so I'd like to know your two bits on this.

I'll probably post again once I have a "sample" or two, but I'm considering entering the world of freelance copywriting, and especially copywriting for games (AGS or otherwise).

Again, I'll post again once I have something that can be used as a sample, but I figured I'd offer that service in the near future.

Oh to be able to take part in this competitions again--were it not for my crazy work schedule.

I'm taking online classes on Udemy.  Three of which are game related, one of them to try to enter into the realm of freelancing.

But this brings me to my point: Are there Udemy classes about Adventure Game Studio?  I've seen a lot of them on the Unity software, but none on AGS.

If not, why not?  I think it'd be cool if there were classes about Adventure Game Studio on the Udemy website.  Maybe Densming, if he's still about, could update his AGS tutorials into a cool online class!  Or another person could make up an Adventure Game Studio class on Udemy--that'd be really cool!

Great to see another anthro adventure game.

@Jack Cool!  Makes me think of that desert world from Super Mario 64.  And that might be a good thing.

Crap!  If only I had known sooner...

Man, another great, gone.

@jwalt Man... I could so see zombies rising up a la King's Quest IV in this setting... especially if it's at night.

Nice entry, DBoyWheeler! I imagine it would look pretty cool with the animated flames casting their light on the columns.

I was considering animating the flames, but then decided it might take longer than I would've liked.

I guess I got the first entry here.

So here's a simple yet spooky temple to a long forgotten death god.  Or something.

Er... yeah.

Congrats to you, man!  Welcome to the world of the AGS-er!

Okay, so last time we had trouble with the Wordpress link.

So... sometime last month, I uploaded my "Momotaro of the Future" story onto the Internet Archive.  Let's hope it works this time.

https://archive.org/details/futuremomotaro

Woo!  Maybe a really strong typhoon brought the boat to deeper inland.  (Or maybe I'm just over-analyzing things.)  Anyway, great work, lorenzo.

Count me in--and I decided to keep it simple, yet good.

A simple bough of mistletoe should fit the bill nicely.

Hey Slasher,

I am also trying to get a game done. But since december is a very busy month, I worry a bit if I get it done in time.

Here is a first look:



It will be a very short visual novel (since I am not good with scripting yet), about a ghost and his adventures one christmas night.

I would say I'm about 20% done.

Now that's what I call "Christmas spirit"!  (rimshot)

I made a quick one, and I figured it'd fit the theme nicely.

Spoiler

It's an iceberg in a river of magma in a cavern.  Maybe the player could find some means of reaching it before the magic wears off and it finally starts melting, and he/she gets an important quest item there.

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So, I was searching around for adventure-game-related articles on TheGamer.com (since I'm looking for examples for articles to do as a freelancer).  And found this rather interesting article.

https://www.thegamer.com/political-quest-kickstarter/

I don't know if this is AGS, but this game (still in production as of the article's release) is one of those that parodies politics in general.  So even if you yourself aren't into the political stuff, you might get a couple of cheap laughs if/when it comes out.  And it's a point-n-click adventure (especially in the style of LucasArts' games), so how can you go wrong with that?

[Edit] Didn't realize the kickstarter didn't make it.  Still, it was a valiant effort of the guy.

Congratulations to abstauber!

I'm willing to help with proofreading things, if anyone wants my assistance.