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Thanks for the responces. I would like to know what people think of the game, so keep it up.
Any questions I can answer (without giving anything away, of course)?

Hello! I have been watching some AGS tutorials by densming on Youtube ( http://www.youtube.com/user/densming#g/c/21DB402CB4DAEAEF ), and am just about ready to finish up a simple game. I used MS Paint to draw some boxes that look like vectors without any depth.
And, the lack of depth is the back drop of the game. The main character, Vince, is trying to find a supposed programming terminal to update the towns graphics.
Simple story, and simple game, but the intent was more to learn about AGS than anything. But, I put some effort into the script, and I thought somebody might enjoy it.
Programming: 100%
Graphics: 100%
Puzzles: 100%
Writing: 100%
There really isn't much left to do, except to put is together and release it. It should be online in a week, tops.



Update: My game is now finished. Download it here: http://www.esnips.com/doc/b7f9f009-8795-458a-b347-e94a25e5842d/We-Are-Vectors

Yes, it's perfectly possible.

WHOA! That is exactly what I was thinking of doing! Now, how much experience in AGS should I get under my belt before I try this?

I am curious. I know that AGS can be manipulated to do first person mazes, and point and click shooters, but do any of you think it would be possible to make a first person shooter in AGS?
If so, how do you think you would do it?
Please note: I do not know enough about AGS to try this yet, but I am curious.

sorry that I wasn't clear enough. I do know that they used AGS. I just want to know what they did in AGS to make their games.

If anyone knows how Ben 'Yahtzee' Croshaw made 1213 (http://www.fullyramblomatic.com/1213/) and how Radiant made MOTLPAA (http://crystalshard.net/index.php?p=9) or a better place to put this post, I would be extremely greatful.