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Time Gentlemen, Please!
by thezombiecow
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Downloaded: 4,097 times
Graphics: 800x600, 32-bit color
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| Short Game | Can be completed within 30 minutes |
| Medium Length Game | Takes at least 30 mins to finish |
| Full Length Game | As long as a Sierra / LucasArts classic |
| Non-Adventure Game | Using Adventure Game Studio for something else?! |
| Joke Game | You know when it fits this category ;) |
| Demo | Unfinished Games / Commercial Games |
| Training Game | Games made just to try out AGS |
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Explicit dialog
MildEnglish
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About this game
The sequel to 2008's Award Winning 'Ben There, Dan That!'.It's a comedy adventure game! Sit back, relax, and put your mind to work solving puzzles, and reading funny dialogue. It's like a book, only good!
What's worse than finding out that your future evil selves have set about a series of events that wipes out all human life on the planet? Going back in time to fix things with half a mind on preventing coathangers from ever being invented, and accidentally setting up an alternate-universe Hitler with an unstoppable army of dinosaur clones instead, that's what! Whoopsie!
AGS Awards Wins
Won, Best Game Created with AGS for 2009 2009
Won, Best Dialogue Writing 2009
Won, Best Non Player Character 2009
Won, Best Gameplay 2009
AGS Awards Nominations
Nominated, Best Player Character 2009
Nominated, Best Puzzles 2009
Nominated, Best Animation 2009
Nominated, Best Programming in an Adventure 2009
AGS Panel Review
"Very funny and British satire of the adventure game genre, especially the LucasArts branch of it. Long, non-linear, and extra tightly designed puzzle wise. For those who care - contains an unlimited number of custom-written comments to player interactions."
8 people commented on this game (newest first):
I don't buy many games, but this was totally worth the money. Just think--bars sell beers for more than you'd pay for this game, and trust me, a beer won't provide you with nearly the level of enjoyment as this!
Go play it! NOW! Or in the future! Or in the past!
The visuals are quirky, original, consistent and clear. The puzzles are funny, relevant to the plot, the perfect length, and with the difficulty spot on!
If this game doesn't get a five-cup rating, I'll, I'll... Well, I'll get as annoyed as I did when Ben There, Dan That! didn't get four!
The complexity of the puzzles in this game really is amazing (while there are ample subtle and not so subtle hints to help the player figure thing out), the music is great, the setting is weird beyond description, the humour reaches from funny to abysmal, but the overall fun factor is close to unbeatable!
Keep up the good work, mates!
By the way, the gameworld-within-the-gameworld thingy is just as great as good old Infocom's puzzles in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams and Steve Meretzky!
Nuff said.