[casual_games] Point & Click Adventures

Andreas Schneider - GAMGO gamgo at gmx.de
Mon Mar 5 08:14:23 EST 2007



I agree that the story must be very clear and short - not much to read and
tons of dialogs - and when the player stuck in some scene he must get a
small hint someway to play further on. Like in the puzzle games that shows
me the next item to turn or move. sam & max is a good example and the
pricing is amazingly low - I wonder why they not sell this game on the
casual game portals.



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Andreas Schneider
Gamgo Games
www.gamgo.com


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Betreff: Re: [casual_games] Point & Click Adventures

Telltale games is releasing a series of "episodes" (mini adventures) of Sam
& Max, and I think they are intended to a casual audience

http://www.telltalegames.com/samandmax

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Andrés Martínez Quijano
Jengibre Interactive
http://www.jengibre.com.ar

On 3/5/07, Andreas Schneider - GAMGO <gamgo at gmx.de> wrote:

>

> Hi all,

>

> you all know point & click adventures like "Maniac Mansion" or "Day of

> Tentacle" from LucasArts. What do you think, is there a market in the

> Casual Gaming Space for those kind of games? Using an easy interface

> with a great story and no overhead.

>

> thanks

> Andreas Schneider

> Gamgo Games

> www.gamgo.com

>

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