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Since I saw mention of the iPhone in this thread, I wanted to mention that I had the idea of a AGS player for the iPhone some time earlier. I think this would be amazing, like a graphical point-and-click version of Frotz. Unlimited mobile adventure gaming with direct download from the app. Since ScummVM is already such a joy to play with, I'd think this would be like a dream come true.

Not that trivial to do, I would presume. But then, I don't know much about AGS in the first place. Anybody up for such a project? I could help!

Aww, is there anything left that doesn't already exist? You guys won't make it impossible for me to make something original now, will ya?

I'll check it out!

Ah! A great starting point. I should have searched better. I'm probably going to have to enhance this if it doesn't have nifty little things like grid-snapping, rotation, etc. But definitely encouraging that there's something around already. Can't wait to jump into scripting.

Hi there, I've just started looking into this endlessly fun toolkit.

I was wondering if the following is easily done with AGS or whether it requires intensive scripting. Scripting is not a problem for me, even though I'm gonna have to start learning it soon.

I'm recently playing the Tex Murphy games again and I was wondering about the puzzles you see in that game (and others like it) where you have to move around and rotate pieces of a puzzle (a torn-up letter, a cut-up credit card, etc.) and put it back together in its original state. I've never seen this in an AGS game, but I figure it wouldn't be very hard. Can it be done with standard AGS, is there some plugin for it already, or will I have to make this myself with scripting? Can't really imagine that nobody's ever tried this great adventure game device before in AGS.

(And yes, a Tex Murphy game may be in the making.)