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That's the second most amazing project I have ever seen!!!!

Classical music is not my comfort zone; but that would be a challenge, especially for a mags game! I will follow the topic for updates.

I saw yesterday the lovely film Coco from Pixar and I think I spotted a Grim Fandango reference. What do you think about?

Hi there!! If you need some audio for this month mags game, please let me know. If you have already a story or some art, it will be perfect for getting some inspiration. Thanx!!!

Wow, it looks and sounds very good!! Hey, are you the person behind "Raiders of the lost ark" adventure? I played your demo sometime ago and it was very interesting seeing this adaptation!! I am looking forward both of them!!

Deep in the Caribbean

Congrats to the winners!!! This time unfortunately I did not participate. My guess goes #2 for Blondbraid, and #7 for Mouth for War...
Snarky I liked yours ideas on both competitions, before the results revealed. There is some chemistry here, maybe we should cooperate!!

I voted for #8, as I imagined interesting how the protagonist will unveil gradually the conspiracy of Praiser Town... If I had another another vote, I will go for #1. Because it suits well in the form of a game, rather than a book or movie.

Well spend 5 minutes of play!! The puzzles were not quite challenging, but I liked how it created a story within the 4 screens.

Hello adventurers!!! My name is Stelios and I am a musician. I play the keyboards. I would like to compose music for an adventure. My ideal goal is to score an open world game, like the Rubacava of Grim Fandango, the tri-island area of Monkey Island 2 or the Ankh-Morpork of Discworld 1. Feel free to send me a personal message to discuss about your project. I am looking forward!! In the meantime you can hear my music on the following links:
https://soundcloud.com/stelioskanitsakis
https://vimeo.com/stelioskanitsakis
 

[DoubleFine Proudly PresentsRon Gilbert'sReturn to Monkey IslandWith graphics by Bill Tiller]

While you wait, you can polish your pitch and make sure it's as attention-grabbing, buzz-generating and investment-worthy as possible!

DoubleFine Proudly Presents
Ron Gilbert's
Return to Monkey Island

With graphics by Bill Tiller

Snarky please, don't play with our health!!!
PS: You forgot to write: Music by Michael Z. Land

Ahoy mixes so many information here, that sometimes he miss the point. Although, good research and very well presented video!

Late to the party, but I really enjoyed played this unique game. Fantastic aesthetic and very well paced!! My only complaint is:

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I would prefer the same aesthetic in the fire at the finale, just as the rest of the game. Maybe a change on the color like red/orange would do the trick.

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Broken Age has a similar retro mode. See here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42H_s0LL9VM

Mine was #5. So thank you everyone for the votes!!! I am must think now of the puzzle dependency chart.

Congrats to all the entries!! I am new member here so I can not match numbers to persons, as I still do not know the personal style of each one. I voted for #2, because an adventure with an academic setting is something that I would definitely check. I liked the ideas of #6 and #9, but the meta-games are not my cup of tea.
On the results, #5 + #9 make a missing pizza baker that the clues about his disappearance could be found on the pizza shop and the pizza slices!!

Nice atmosphere on the last picture. I like very much the contrast on the colors, between the protagonist and the night scene. It conveys something optimistic on the character.

There are also the interesting consoles' versions of King's Quest 1 and King's Quest 5 for the Sega Master System and the Nintendo Entertainment System respectively. You should check them out.

It seems lovely and with a very catchy music theme!! Good luck at your Grim Catango!! Sorry, I wanted to say Train to Nowhere.

I like the 'Simon the sorcerer" graphics aesthetic. It looks very promising!! Can I ask you, why you chose the form of an interactive story and not a classic point and click adventure with puzzles? Thnx!!