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Have also added the game to the AGS database.

http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/site/games/game/1927/

Thanks for the tips guys, look forward to seeing more stuff from everybody!

Further to suggestions, have uploaded the game to GameJolt and modified the original post to include new download link.

Links for the 'Making of' Timelapse videos mentioned above:

Background Art - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcrZ9HT9Wfw
Character Art - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jALHvvwn3Dg

Thanks for the views/plays, guys. As always I welcome any comments or questions.

Hi Wolf, thanks for the kind words. I'll definitely look into GameJolt for hosting & publishing, cheers for the tip. Just curious - how does one go about adding a game to the AGS Database? Can't immediately see it in the forums anywhere.

As for the background art - guilty as charged! Some of the art is very ropey. I was on a pretty tight deadline to finish the game and, to be honest, the whole thing is just a joke so it's all a bit slap-dash. I'd be happy to answer any questions you or anyone else may have about the artwork or anything else. I'll also post some links to the timelapse videos on this thread.

['NTGTFOI (Need-To-Get-The-F**K-On-It) The Game' is a Point-and-Drink Adventure Game designed and programmed by Nick Barnard to commemorate the 30th birthday of his buddy Matt.]

'NTGTFOI (Need-To-Get-The-F**K-On-It) The Game' is a Point-and-Drink Adventure Game designed and programmed by Nick Barnard to commemorate the 30th birthday of his buddy Matt.
"As the brave protagonist Matt Hartley, you must embrace your advancing years by going out for a night on the town. Explore bars, buy drinks, get drunk. Oh and Happy Birthday."



NTGTFOI is my first attempt at making a game using AGS. From downloading AGS 3.3.3 & opening the manual at page 1 to completing the game took roughly 7 weeks of evenings and weekends. Because I'm a bit of a n00b (and also because I was always a Monkey Island kid) I used the '9verb' template which ships with AGS 3.3.3. It is hardly really a game at all, as the only puzzles to speak of are finding your possessions before leaving you apartment and getting cash from the ATM when you run out. Although I did most of the artwork, players will recognize quite a lot of reused and modified sprites from other games, such as Indy FOA & FOY. I also edited (but didn't write) the music, for which credit is given below.

In summary, it's best to think of NTGTFOI as an interactive birthday card. It is not particularly original or challenging, and it might not make much sense if you don't know my buddy Matt or the town where he lives. So be it. I submit it on here for your interest and I welcome any comments or questions anybody may have.



Download Link:

http://gamejolt.com/games/adventure/ntgtfoi-the-game/67958/

Playthrough video (just over 40min):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqbVsGNJftU



About:
NTGTFOI - The Game
Version at time of upload - 1.0
Released - 16th May 2015
Written & Programmed by Nick Barnard
(c) Copyright Control TibSoft 2015

Sounds by BFXR
http://www.bfxr.net/

Additional music by Bjorn Lynne
http://www.lynnemusic.com/

Created using Adventure Game Studio
http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/

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