Thread 715419760

Yoo-hoo, mister tentacle guy.

I played the game for the first time last year, loved it and I need to finish my erotic Laverne fic

why is she so hot bros

>>715419886
Personality, unironically

>>715419760 (OP)
>your waifu was a fill in character for a single game that would never be used or revisited again.
not fair.

>>715420184
>back when artsy people made quality characters
just for this period alone, I dont shit on art people in their entirety

what's the best way to play this

i need some American kino back when we used to make good shit

I miss point and click games

>>715420185
mine got 3 games and im still not happy
its never enough

>>715420738
>>715420792
>daedelic
I miss her

>>715420792
Who is she?

>>715421061
edna.
from edna the mental asylum girl who does a breakout (I shit you not)
its from edna and harvey the breakout

I played this as a wee lad, but I never got to beat it because my English sucked. I got stuck on the timetravel part.
Is the steam version 1:1 or """updated""" for the Modern Audience™? I will not support censorship.

>>715420637
Try asking /vr/.

>>715419886
How the fuck is a child honna be hot?

>>715420547
that's "artsy" to you?

>>715421408
>Is the steam version 1:1 or """updated""" for the Modern Audience™? I will not support censorship
There was nothing to censor to begin with. These game had 0 controversial themes on them
The only one maybe being the exception is the first Maniac Mansion

>>715420184
Pretty much this
If they're personality *clicks* and their design isn't revolting, someone is gonna find them attractive in a way real world individuals can't replicate

>>715421862
She's a med student

>>715420547
she's a med student.

I once drew smut of her having shrunk some guy, but it wasn't very good
Fantastic point and click game tho

>>715421893
its very creative and original
cant get more artsy than that

>>715422318
I'll use this as a possible reference, thanks.

>>715422318
imagine the sock jobs

>>715419760 (OP)
>>715420184
>>715422318
she reminds me of clementine from overlord
shame what became of her
she really couldnt handle a little hug

She cute

>>715420985
>daedalic

>>715420985
>>715422624
>>715420792
This is who I kneel for

>>715420792
wait was there a third Edna game?

>>715422920
the remaster
they changed the layout enough for me to count it as different game

>>715421146
>edna the mental asylum
离谱,怎么这么多男配音,连个螺丝都是男

too many male voice

>>715421862
She's in college, play the fucking game

>>715422318
Holy fuck /v/ros...

>>715422318
fantastic art of her by this guy. thanks for sharing

I am still livid that what was going to be their best looking game so far was cancelled in favor of gollum.
https://adventuregamers.com/games/the-devils-men
I know the director sold the studio for a big price, gave horrible advice to new owners with gollum, and then bought it back for pennies, all to avoid bankruptcy, big brain move but still stings that the devil's men was cancelled. hey at least most of the devs that left are making those wet dreams leisure suit larry games.

>>715419760 (OP)
I had a friend growing up hyper into these games from this era. I would go to his house and he would replay and rebeat them with me. They were neat, but I never had the attention span to finish one myself. Well I guess two, Curse of Monkey Island and then many years later the sci-fi horror point and click Stasis. But that was it.

This has been the best modern adventure I have played. The ending is kinda shit but still...

>>715420637
The steam version is good. Allows to switch between original pixel art and modern smooth art.
Play blind if possible, only look up a guide if absolutely stumped

>>715423534
They were the closest thing to living interactive cartoons. It's like if you could go into a frame of Ren & Stimpy or Rocco's Modern Life and be able to live in the world they inhabit.

For me, it's Duckman and Beavis and Butthead in Virtual Stupidity.

>>715423650
The one I remember the most of actually was "The Dig". If I was ever gonna replay one for myself it would be that one. Really glad he showed it to me.

>>715423534
play neverhood.
easy to setup, and if you're too lazy you can play it on playstation emulator.
its a short game with lots of jokes and some easy and hard puzzles to keep you engaged.
its also dreamworks only inhouse game, so expensive that they shut it down and outsourced after that.
whole thing is made in claymation. smooth 60fps handmade claymation.
there's also a 10000 word bible level backstory etched into one of the rooms that you can read if you feel like it, only thing missing from playstaiton release.

For me, it's The Airport.

Anyone played this?

>>715420738
I've always been surprised that people aren't even making simple ones with Game Maker and stuff because it already suits people who want less action and more storytelling in games. Like people love Undertale because the "proper" way of playing is to not fight any enemies, well here's a genre that doesn't have to have any fighting at all in it and you just walk around collecting items, doing puzzles, and talking to people. Really bizarre how it dominated PC gaming in the 90s and is so niche now.

>>715423863
funny thing is that deponia was made in the point and click genre's equivalent of unity.
nearly every dev team can use the same engine that handles all the tech work.
just make nice art and characters and puzzles and jokes. the story doesnt even need to make sense. it not making sense adds to the charm even. no need to touch the gameplay either, just spice up the puzzles.

https://deathtiger0.newgrounds.com/games/

You should play this guys games if you haven't. He used to turn them out slightly before flash died. Kinda sad.

https://youtu.be/l46hMKPwNQQ

Getting Randal from Clerks was kino casting

>>715423863
just like fmv, it was a bid to appear high tech while limited greatly by tech. people dont make clicker games anymore same reason they dont make fmvs anymore. they dont even make cg cutscenes anymore. they should it would look so much better than dogshit anti-aliased in game cutscenes.
>>715423937
forgot to link to the tool they used.
https://www.visionaire-studio.net/cms/visionaire-functions-english.html
it costs 225 euros to get the whole shebang for steam and gog distribution.

should I play irony curtains?
I fear it would be too reddit in its humor and too communist in its story.
but damn does that redhead look fine.

>>715419760 (OP)
She sounded too much like an old lady

>>715423650
>there's a duckman point and click adventure
Well shit color me interested. I don't care if I have to use a guide at some point I'm already invested

>>715424168
Every now and then you see some artsy modern FMV game, but that's another thing I could see catching on if given the right circumstances. Literally just plop some actors in front of a camera do some simple programming for a UI and interactive elements and stuff and boom you got a game.

>>715424630
It's true to the show and has really great voice acting.

There's maybe two really hard puzzles, but one of them made me question how I interact with adventure games because growing up, I thought they were static animations with reactions based on the right interaction. So I try to keep that puzzle in mind when I play others.

>>715424658
chinese do these for their fmv dating sims.
sadly they got usability issues.
imagine a timeline of A->B->C->D
now you play from A to D with certain choices.
you go back to A, and play with different choices up to B.
it lets you jump to C and D without finishing B, and go back to B again. and will not tell you what choices are kept.
you can finish B two times with different choices and start C, then jump to start of C using the journal, and you wouldnt know what choices are kept.
every fmv dating sim made by china and korea uses the same engine with this exact issue present in all of them. makes me pull my hair out.
just made me stop using the damn ui choice journal and go back to using mindmaps on paper like its a pc98 game again.

>>715424817
>>715423650
The only problem the game has is that Jason Alexander isn't Duckman because he didn't want to blow his vocal chords out from doing the extra vocal work. Other wise I honestly think it's slightly better than the show itself

>>715424950
>The only problem the game has is that Jason Alexander isn't Duckman because he didn't want to blow his vocal chords out from doing the extra vocal work.

I do like Jason as Duckman but as a kid, I only questioned if it was him but still thought it was him, but now I just think the game VA is just a really good alternative even if I'd like to hear Jason's take on the material. Way better than Dan Castellaneta as the Genie

>>715425260
Attempted this as a kid but it felt impossible and don't want to try as an adult because it might make me feel stupid

>>715423863
>Really bizarre how it dominated PC gaming in the 90s and is so niche now.
because point and click games are watered down adventure games. you dont have to input keywords and guess what to type. you dont even have to touch the keyboard at all. it was an attempt by publishers to get the normie audience. but it failed and they had to go make rts games to please the nerd crowd. sadly fps games succeeded in reeling in the normies and alas it was all over.

>>715423863
I dont think enough of them have the writing chops to make them successful

>>715423863
People don't want the challenging puzzles from classic adventure games. They want walking simulators with some story. That's why RPGM games are popular but P&C not

Now that we're on the subject of point n click vidya, how's this game?

>>715426952
fantastic

>>715421949
>These game had 0 controversial themes on them
That hasn't stopped the keyboard warriors before. For all I know they could've turned Laverne into a yaaskween girlboss or the purple tentacle into a pronoun slinging moustache twirler who respects minorities above all else.

>>715421949
the engine differences messed up the aesthetics on grim fandango. it was all wrong even with legacy graphics.

>>715426952
One of Lucasarts worst. Only good part is the graphics.

>>715426952
very atmospheric game

>>715427935
ironically

>>715422318
Yeah, I got room for one more

>>715423797
Is that the goofy Spanish detective with a telephone in his shoe?
I bought a few of the comics on a German fleamarket as a kid. It was called Clever & Smart over here

>>715429740
Yes, Clever and Smart

>>715423534
the meat of those games was playing around with an interactive cartoon world. every once in awhile you'd have the eureka moment and actually accomplish something but for the most part you were just fucking around to see what would be acknowledged by the game. this is why all the streamlined later games that reduced interaction to a single click sucked, there was nothing to do if you weren't getting the solution.

>>715423534
it's frustrating that so many licensed properties go the route of some illfitting sidescroller or action adventure. any comedy or even a thriller like breaking bad would be better served by being an interactive puzzle game.

For me it's Simon the Sorcerer

Nobody's mentioned Sam & Max.

Shame on you.

>>715420738
No you don't Or else you would click on the tag on your drm botnet client and start playing all the various releases we get every year.

>>715432638
Those macguffins must taste really good

>>715423579
Really god voiceacting and the small village atmosphere is as thick as the bri'ish fog.

>>715420738
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khheAQ8ZKvg

I played the Edna and Harvey games earlier this year, and God do I love Edna. The final twist in Harvey's New Eyes made me kind of sad, but nowhere near as sad as knowing we'll probably never get that third game we know Daedalic were working on at some point.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1466390/Kathy_Rain_2_Soothsayer/
Seeing this pop up in my news feed took me by surprise. I wasn't even aware that they were working on a new Kathy Rain.
The devs other game, Whisper of a Machine was also really nice and I just gotten around to play that 2 weeks ago. You get to branch out to a different skill set to solve puzzles with by what type of dialoge choices you make. My run I got nightvision and invisibility.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/631570/Whispers_of_a_Machine/

>>715420547
man, what the fuck are you doing on this board
"art people" are responsible for like half of what video games are, unless you purely play shit like og dwarf fortress or rogue

>>715433125
I always wondered how much of that very german humor translated to other languages in the first one. The series is also a very interesting case showing the differences between the old crusty lucasarts age and the reborn era. Because the first one uses the old verb system, and they made proper use of that by putting tons of optional lines and jokes into wrong combinations, while the 2nd one uses the modern approach of making the game playing and just having 2 mouse buttons be reactionary to context of what you hover over. Which plays way nicer and smoother but also limits potential for optional lines.

https://youtu.be/TzM-W8vU9mA

>ESLs trying to write songs

Uh oh, wedgie!

>>715422318
Holy sexo

>>715433327
>I always wondered how much of that very german humor translated to other languages in the first one.
So do I. I remember, I think it was the third Deponia game, having a line of dialogue about how one of the jokes was funnier in German. I've been thinking about playing the first E&H game in German, but my knowledge of the language is so basic that I doubt I would be able to get far without resorting to translations, and if I did I still wouldn't be able to understand much of the humor.

>>715433791
What a bunch of nerds.

>>715433853
It's not just an issue of just language but time sensitive cultural inside jokes. It's very anchored into that late 90s early 00s vibe.

>>715433726
Poki (the creator of the Edna and Harvey games) released a music video for the song last year btw.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwvVbIqimyU
It exudes söy energy, as does most of what he's done with his band, but it's still nice to see him do something to do with Edna and Harvey.

>>715433202
It's an issue with trying to talk about point&click adventures on /v/ because you will mostly get jaded, aging out millennials that haven't played a game in the genre released past 2010.

>>715434159
Well I have and every single fucking Daedalic game has required me to get a save from their website to fix a bug. Whether it's Deponia or Randal's Monday (which I really liked and stuck with despite the odd bug here and there)

The engine they rely on is fucking shit.

>>715434281
Really, even the Deponia games? I only ever had issues when playing Harvey's new eyes. The Deponia games worked flawlessly for me.

>>715423126
ching chong ping pong

>>715434395
It also happened in Harvey's New Eyes around a desert section/near a cactus.

Only game of theirs that didn't bug out on me was pic related and surprise, it wasn't using their usual engine. (But I wouldn't be surprised if something still was capable of being broken)

https://steamcommunity.com/app/219910/discussions/0/1741100099550302314/

Also there's lots of discussions usually about softlocks on the forums if you check

>>715434815
It 2025 and you still act like that dead website has any hold over how we post or do things here.

Get over it.

Must play point n click games? ive only played dropsy, disco elysium and sam and max

>>715435149
Monkey Island 3
Woodruff And the Shnibble of Azimut
Leisure Suit Larry 7
Toonstruck.

>ctrl-f full throttle
>zero results
I should call you names for that.

>>715435218
For me, the game wasn't talky enough, as I love talky adventure games, but I could also see if somebody hates characters talking too much, that they'd prefer Full Throttle to other games.

For me, the game is just an interesting piece of history as it's the stepping stone to Grim Fandango, which I consider to be Tim Schafer's masterpiece. If you were there for it's original release, maybe it IS the best adventure game at the time. Hearing the earlier stuff by Peter Mcconnell and being able to pick up on a few cues he'd reuse for Grim Fandango was super cool, and Tim Schafer's writing/comedy chops which he'd refine for GF. For example, Grim Fandango is pretty great at closing character loops/arcs for even really minor characters. Whereas in Full Throttle, the reporter chick is just forgotten about and doesn't show up/do anything near the end, which a much better written game would have done, but the game feels hamstrung by Lucasarts giving it a low budget. Despite the really quality 2D animations in the cutscenes, there aren't a lot of characters in the game in general, and I love colorful characters in games that fill out game worlds.

Also fuck Tim Schafer, this game CLEARLY takes place in a post apocalyptic America.

>>715435198
>no myst
>no legend of kyrandia (3)
>no simon the sorceror
>no full throttle

>>715435198
Thanks toonstruck looks great

>>715435458
>If you were there
I were. 14 year old me thought it was the coolest shit ever, and I would NEVER have beaten it without looking up the namecalling bit in a cheatcode magazine.

>>715423863
A good point n click adventure game requires good writing and characters.
Something that indie games usually lack.

>>715435638
I beat it without a guide which surprised me, because there's at least ONE puzzle in these fucking games that gets me, but like a lot of adventure games, there was always fucky little interactions, and when you play enough adventure games, you start seeing how inconsistently devs handle them. Like I hate when an object has a smaller object on it that you never thought to hover over.

>>715425260
Woodruff fucking sucks. It runs on illogical puzzles like Gobli/ii/iiins, but you can't just try everything since there are too many locations and doing wrong things rarely produces funny results like it did in Goblins, so you get stuck all the time. And even if you do know what to do, there are tons and tons of tedious walking around until you get the Transportozon later in the game.

Gobliins 2 was the peak of the series and you can't convince me otherwise

>>715426952
9/10 graphics
7/10 puzzles (turtle is 1/10)
5/10 story
3/10 characters

>>715424049
i remember this kino

>>715435495
>no legend of kyrandia (3)

Fables & Fiends is kinda generic
Hand of Fate is a must play
Malcolm's Revenge sucks, it tried to have a non-linear structure and failed at it, and the early CGI hasn't dated well.

>>715435149
Oldies but goodies:

Everything that LucasArts from Loom and later (Loom is dated, but you have to experience how unusual it is)
Goblins 1, 2 and 3
Neverhood
Syberia 1 and 2 (ignore later games)
Toonstruck as already mentioned

More modern ones:
Sam & Max (Telltale)
Samorost 1, 2 and 3 (and really all of Amanita Design's games)
Primordia
Fran Bow
Some years ago I would've recommended Deponia, but it went downhill towards the end so hard

>>715437061
Didn't Telltale recently-ish pull a skullgirls on Sam & Max with retroactive censoring?

>>715437985
Retard

>>715438151
Don't be rude to the mentally incapable.

Anybody remembers Willy Beamish?

>>715438151
A simple "yes" would've been sufficient, shitposter-kun. I know some Modern Audience bullshit happened with Sam & Max, but I don't recall exactly what.

>>715438426
There's this thing called "Google" you should check out.

>>715438725
Lets not bother with discussion boards at all shall we, lets just google everything. Fuck discourse, lets not even bother.

>>715438804
Places of discussion are for exactly that: discussion.
What you are doing is joining a table without having the slightest clue what people are talking about.
And instead of informing yourself beforehand, you're rudely interrupting everyone by asking what they're talking about.

>love point and click games ever since playing dott as a kid
>most modern adventure games seem to be woke/soi/furry shit

why is this?

>>715426952
I only really like it for its OST, it's one of the best out of the other Lucas Art point and click games.

>>715435774
I like Gobliins 2 too, but my favorite one is Goblins 3.
But I agree Woodruff is kind of bad. It would've been decent if it didn't have gorrillion areas. I've finished it using a walkthrough.

>>715440589
>>715435774
>your yfw when he's still making Goblins games
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2475980/GOBLiiiNS5/

>>715426952
It starts strong, but gets worse as it goes on, as with many mediocre games.

>>715440781
Oh wow, I knew about that ugly as sin 3D game, but had no idea about this one. Looks pretty cool, definitely gonna give this a try. Thanks.

>>715441056
There's also a gobliins 6 coming soon.

>>715441518
I'm stoked that the original creator is still making those games. The latest one seems to take place between Goblins 2 and 3?

>>715439230
point and click adventure games, way back when, used to be industry leading, now it's very niche.

>>715420738
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvAyPBuqGFU

>>715442192
The genre is bigger than it was back then. Any random indie or small publisher release easily sells more than "everyone played this game back then" games like monkey island. It's the rest of the industry that grew many times exponentially around it.

>>715442425
based wigglewood enjoyer

>>715442192
There's no reason that has to be the case.

>>715443670
I feel like now, games that would have been point and clicks before are just made in a different format. Take Return of the Obra Dinn, Outer Wilds and Blue Prince for example.

>>715437985
the REMASTER recast one character and changed four or so lines in season 1
the remaster also comes with the UNCENSORED ORIGINALS in their entirety FOR FREE, so there’s no “retroactive censoring”

>>715419760 (OP)
my ancestor!

>>715422775
The voice acting was terrible in that game

Are there any actually good Modern point and clicks? I feel like since we rolled over to the new 20s there hasn't been one, only the occasional nonstandard adventure like Obra or Golden Idol.

>>715423579
I really liked it until the ending as well, misery porn ruined games in general.

>>715447492
Beyond the Edge of Owlsgard

10/10. Around 10h. If it was longer it would be 11/10. It is just amazing, do not look at too many images if you dont want to spoil yourself.

>>715447605
I can deal with misery porn if it is actually internally consistent with both the theme and the story of a work.
If it doesn't make sense, then it's very obvious the author is just being a bitter cunt or someone who wants to feel special.
Looking at you, Poki.

>>715444282
Point&Click adventures can be in first person yes.

>>715447492
There are new good ones every fucking month. Learn to click on a genre, dev or publisher tag holy fucking shit you senile old boomers.

>>715449121
>Learn to click on a genre tag
Depicted: a point and click adventure according to Genre tags

It baffles me that there is fetish art of this character.
GOOD fetish art. I can get personality but it's like... god, but her face!

>>715449064
You know what I meant. When people talk about modern point and clicks and where have they all gone they usually think about the sierra/lucas arts style ones. Like if we never had the original myst or riven and just got the modern remakes people wouldn't really think of them as point and clicks since they control like any other modern first person game. Basically, "adventure game" might be a more useful label.

>>715423759
I refuse to believe that anyone managed to beat it without a guide.

is this the thread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WRND-FbP3Y

>>715449917
fetish art? do you mean porn?
cause fetish art would require it to have a fetish included

also she is cute in a specific way

>>715419886
panty shots

>>715419886
crazy sex

>>715451998
No, straight up fetish porn. Tentacle, vore, feet, it all exists out there. No I don't have the sauce on hand right now, sorry. But if you know where to look for those kinds of things you will probably find them.

>>715449121
I notice you didn't actually name any names

>>715423863
Adventure games have some of the MMORPG problem where everyone imagined them as much better than they would actually be in reality, so the genre had an overall collapse

Aventure game people wanted to play stuff with as much depth and variety as books, MMORPG peopel literally wanted to disappear into a fantasy world like Narnia. Then IRL neither genre had anything to do with that.

>>715426952
Steve Blum is so bad and out of his league doing a shitty german accent against real actors it makes my stomach churn

Primordia is fantastic

>>715451786
Is this just a mix match of quotes from other games Jane Jacobs was in?

>>715422318
I find this cute rather than sexy, her vibes are just too innocent to be sexual

>>715422624
she looks like she has a massive sweaty bush

>>715426952
The atmosphere is 11/10

>>715419760 (OP)
That was one of the best games ever made. Same for Sam and Max. Man I miss those old games. Inherit the Earth, Indiana Jones.. good stuff.

>>715456336
>Inherit the Earth
first time I've ever seen someone else mention that game holy shit
for a while I couldnt find any trace of it online and didnt remember the name so I wondered if I just dreamt that game up

>>715456619
:D my man.
I havent played it since I was like 6 but I still think about it every now and then. Meeting those rat historian dudes, trying to dig your way out of boar prison with a rusty spoon... good times.

>>715432638
How could Sam & Max be so based?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yWnnk9fyJE

the vga remakes of the first 3 king's quest games are a mixed bag, on the one hand they have surprisingly competent productivon values, they don't quite have the flair of the best looking vga games but otherwise they're a spitting image, smaller thing but the narrator is excellent, easily better spoken than who they had in 5 and 6.
on the other hand some obligatory cringy 00s era fanfic rears it's head, almost feels like it could be a parody in a few instances.
tldr they're worth giving a shot if for nothing else the authentic vga era visuals and a laugh, 3 is actually a decent update though, nice heightening of the Mannanan storyline.

>>715419760 (OP)
the vga remakes of the first 3 king's quest games by agd interactive are a mixed bag, on the one hand they have surprisingly competent productivon values for freeware, they don't quite have the flair of the best looking vga games and there are a few ugly spots that stick out but otherwise they're a spitting image, smaller thing but the narrator is excellent, easily better spoken than who they had in 5 and 6.
on the other hand some obligatory cringy 00s era fanfic rears it's head, almost feels like it could be a parody in a few instances.
tldr they're worth giving a shot if for nothing else the authentic vga era visuals and a laugh, 3 is actually a decent update though, nice heightening of the Mannanan storyline.

>>715458160
>on the other hand some obligatory cringy 00s era fanfic rears it's head, almost feels like it could be a parody in a few instances.
Such as?

>>715458160
Those remakes are okay (also the one for QfG2), but I still prefer the EGA originals.
Remakes are always worse than the original, back then just as today.

>>715435149
gabriel knight is an ultra vanilla suggestion but imo it's one of the very few adventure games of that that manages to pull of a good balance of dark subject matter while still being a full on fun puzzle game. most of the other darker mature stuff of that time is either pretty jank or uninteractive.

>>715458853
*of that era

>>715458160
>two KQ3 remakes
>zero KQ4 remakes
Life is suffering

>>715458507
in 2 the realm you travel to was formerly ruled by a progressive romantic king that wanted to advance the knowledge of the peasants. the local religious order is a cult serving an evil secret society that is the overarching villain of the remakes. the church opposed the progressive king and plotted to murder him, at some point the king became a vampire and the church used that as their excuse to remove him.
later in the story you realize that an old grandma with a little red riding hood stand in grand daughter was actually the progressive king's wife, and as a vampire he silently watches over them.
before the grandma can die the vampire decides to pass the curse on to her so she can live with him forever as a member of the undead, what's fucked up is that he also turns the grand daughter into a vampire. later in the story, you find out the backstory of the king's son and the parents of the grand daughter. they tragically died and orphaned the little red riding hood character. they now haunt the grounds of the vampire king's mansion. they remain as ghosts because they're waiting for the spirit of their daughter to join them for the trip to after life. to solve the quest involving them you show them proof that their daughter is a vampire and can never pass on with them to the other side.
so to recap this guy the game portrays as a tragic romantic hero cucked his son and basically killed his granddaughter's soul.

>>715460005
activision finally brought the hammer down when they had just started work on 4. the tasteful ega port to modern windows is probably for the best.

>>715419760 (OP)
Is she really into tentacles?

>>715419760 (OP)
Why do I find this completely insane woman adorable.

>>715460980
Because she is. She is bonkers without being a cringey lol so randum girl.

>>715423863
adventure games are the only reasonable way to execute most thriller premises in a videogame, anything with scenarios that aren't just straight over the top action or specifically secret agent stealth. if you wanted to do anything like breaking bad for instance, characters coming up with ingenious last second solutions to escape sure death, you don't do that with gta gameplay, it needs to be an interactive puzzle game.

>>715423579
For me it's the Blackwell Saga.

q

>>715420185
>gets her head blown off in the same game she's introduced

>>715463556
considering her relationship with rich father she will probably be back on 4

>>715461325
Yeah, she works because she's sincere

>>715440589
3 had a lot of cool levels, but IMO having one "human" goblin and one mute helper with no inventory was a big step back from Goblins 2, which had a comedy duo of two equally capable characters who played off each other and had different ways of doing things.

>>715440781
Huh, I gotta check that out. Goblins 4 was pure unfiltered vomit, so I gave up on them, but it seems like they learned their lesson and went back to 2D graphics.

>The game consists of 4 parts. Once the King’s Chamber is finished, you must exit the game, and restart it IN STEAM (not by the Windows shortcut). There you can run one of the 4 executables
What in the holy debugging Jesus is this?

>>715460980
It's the voice

>>715466658
One of the advertising points for 6 was "one executable for the entire game. No in and out nonsense like 5".

>>715456336
>>715456619
Fuck, I still have a CD of that somewhere.
I don't think I've ever finished it, it looked pretty cool but the story just didn't grip me. Same for Flight of the Amazon Queen.

I remember playing the Putt-Putt time traveling game

>>715422318
>Link 404
WHAT THE FUCK WAS IT

>>715468091
>WHAT THE FUCK WAS IT
It was phenomenal. You really missed out.

>>715433791
>Ralsei
>Susie
>Kris
It's over

>>715455779
Primordia might be my favorite adventure game. The puzzles hit just right for me, loved the setting and the look of it, loved the story, loved how there were multiple solutions to some puzzles. It was perfect in every way. Strangeland was good but just not as kino

>>715468091
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/veracruzaders/dorkette

>>715426952
What the fuck?

>>715468416
how are those characters IN ANY WAY like Deltarune ones?

>>715469213
Yes, it's him. I remember that being one of the major selling points of the game back then.

>>715463184
Why is Frankie Foster in Maniac Mansion?

>>715462835
Blackwell is good, but I wouldn't call it a must-play like classic LucasArts or Primordia.

>>715469213
>So, yes, I did technically get to meet Steven Spielberg face-to-face once while we were working on The Dig. I actually talked to him later on, when he called to get hints on one of our other games (I think it was Day of the Tentacle), which he was playing with his son. (One of the lesser-known perks of being a famous filmmaker is that you can talk directly to the game designers for hints instead of calling the hint line.) Nice guy.
Cute

>>715449917
>It baffles me that there is fetish art of this character

>>715466658
he's a fun artist but a god aweful programer.

>>715469106
>You must be logged in
I HATE THE ANTICHRIST I HATE THE ANTICHRIST

>>715435774
My Aunt had Gobliins 2 on her PC and it was pretty much all I ever played there. Good times.

>>715457212
the precise enunciations of that entire scene are etched into my brain
this game was my introduction to american culture as a child and i still choose to view it as the real america

>>715463184
>>715463290
Why does Nester always got those bedroom eyes

>>715420792
rip daedalic

>>715420792
Edna should not have a nose

Janny is quick today.

>>715468091
https://files.catbox.moe/veudo8

This one is extremely obscure. I think I might be the only one who played it.

>>715423650
>Virtual Stupidity
>not the superior B&B point and click adventure game
Mike Judge wrote this at least a year after the show ended and it's got a meta-B&B angle in most of the humor. Genuinely funnier than most of the series.

how do you feel about Gabriel Knight?

>>715425260
Is that an imp girl in the middle?

>>715446202
Nah this bitch is insane in an actual messed up way, Laverne is insane a bit too but ore of a weirdo kind of insane

she's fucking cute bros

>>715476560
Original is good. Nice story, great visuals and atmosphere and Tim Curry. Remake feels off. Visuals are weirdly generic, like something from an early 10's adventure game generator, and the new voice actor doesn't fit Gabriel at all.I'm currently trying to get through GK2, but I've been stuck for a while and I refuse to use a guide. How do YOU feel about it anon?

>>715470543
>he doesn't have a newgrounds account

For me, it was Simon
Only played one and two and I still no clue how there were like 3 more games after the third one, which was probably the worst looking game I've ever played, even for early 3D graphics.