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I don't know why, but I somehow knew to guess Blake Stone.
I don't even remember actually playing the thing.

The Breakfast Club?

Urg... I need a name for my game.
I plan to do most of the programming today and maybe add music.

Sounds fun. I try to watch at least one Halloween type thing every day in October anyway. And this week I had been looking for new stuff to buy this year anyway.

Ooo, fun. Most of mine are MAGs games.
My first is the Day of the Tentacle fan game. I never actually had puzzles for it. But it was going to have monster versions of several characters from the original game plus a few Sam and Max characters (but not Sam and Max themselves).  Bernard was going to use a Chewbacca costume to dress as a werewolf, though...

Bernard's Room


Hallway


Pink Tentacle, Bernard wolf, zombies, and vampire twins.
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September 2016, Pure Evil. The game was tentatively called Demon Crunch. It was going to be about demons making kids evil through cereal.  It did at least cause me to create Alicia and Gary who will eventually be featured in a game.





The Castlevania adventure game I was working on for the October 2016 MAGs, Genre Shift. I can't find the folder with everything, but I do have some images in my tinypic.

Simon, Captain N version, on a background from Drascula.
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Simon at the badly drawn castle door.


The count's room.


The Count, Hopper, and Mummy.
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And of course there's the unfinished MAGS games from this year...

Huh... I wonder how I either missed this miniseries or forgot it. I would have had the Scifi Channel in 2006.

Yeah, I knew you didn't mean literally.
But I haven't seen any tv show that I'd really say felt like an adventure game. Including Maniac Mansion...
Of course I've seen several tv shows which could work as a basis of an adventure game.
So, not Detectorists...
Collectors?

The only adventure game brought to TV I've seen is Maniac Mansion. Which very much strayed from its source.

So, I'm going to guess Detectorists, which I haven't seen, but is in my Netflix queue...

My Left Foot?

No offense from me dayowlron. I never had a doubt of your role. And drinking wolfsbane mojitos was the highlight of the game to me. Sorry that I suggested to use you as werewolf fodder and they listened.

Well, hopefully you'll at least get some kind of release for the deadline. But it's nice to hear that the story has advanced and gone into interesting territory.

I have nothing finished on my game yet. I have kind of figured out a puzzle, but there's still a few elements missing.
I've mostly figured out the art style for the main character. Hopefully I'll get that done today or tomorrow.
Whether I end up using the "verb coin" or not depends on if any of the puzzles I come up with would be worth using it or not.

Cronos?

I haven't used a Mac in forever, but I do run Ubuntu on my desktop. All of the AGs games I've tried, except by Wadjet Eye, run better for me using Wine than by using the Linux version.
I don't know the difference between Wine for Linux vs Wine for Mac.
Of course there's no way to promise 100% compatibility even from one Windows pc to another.

Well, that was kind of fun. At least at first. Then it just became frustrating. I felt like my options simply were too few. I tried to play a character, but at times just gave up.
The term bodyguard didn't quite fit with what my actual role was either. An actual bodyguard is someone who is paid to protect a specific person. So instead I tried to play as an ex-soldier who chose to protect people at night. But the lack of consistency made it hard. Like, what type of setting was this even supposed to be?
Maybe more structure would help? Maybe more defined roles? Making it more like a murder mystery or something. Or making it a little like the movie Silver Bullet (haven't read the Stephen King story). Like each person has a defined role to play. Shopkeepers, whatever.
Anyway, that's just my feelings.

I guess we may as well start the singing.
I recommend "Where, Oh Werewolf" from the Werewolf episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000.

The more I think about things, the less anything makes sense.
Somewhere I messed up.
Did someone put something in my wolfsbane mojitos?

I'm a what? I'm assuming that's gallows humor.
Riaise Only for a bit. I fully admit that the first night I stood outside Cassie's door. Which makes me wonder if she is a werewolf as Stupot says, how did she sneak past me...
So there actually is a chance he lied to us. Or else werewolves can change very quietly.
All I know is that someone isn't what they claim. And it's not me.
And no, I didn't slip up in my wording. If Stupot is lynched as is the Seer, then I officially don't count myself as one of this town.
Of course if Stupot is lynched as turns out to be a wolf, then I will personally guard you myself tonight... If the wolves don't kill me.

That's not true Sinitrena. If I'm telling the truth, then I can avenge Stupot simply by not guarding anyone tonight.
The wolves will then kill every last one of you, thus avenging Stupot.

Well, it was nice knowing you Stupot. I will avenge your death somehow.