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	ADVENTURE GAME : Encyclopedia Entry
		Games that fuse adventure elements with other elements are sometimes referred to as adventure games (a popular example is Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series).
		There is debate among adventure gamers as to whether or not Myst and similar puzzle games should be considered at all a part of the adventure genre, as their focus on puzzle solving and exploration in the place of character interaction and development sets them apart from what previously characterized adventure games.
		A number of games were released on 8-bit home computer formats in the 1980s that advanced on the text adventure style originated with games like Colossal Cave Adventure and, in a similar manner to Sierra, added moveable (often directly-controllable) characters to a parser or input-system similar to traditional adventures.
	bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/Adventure_game (5462 words)

	Adventure Game Studio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Adventure Game Studio is a freeware tool that can be used to create both free and commercial graphical adventure games.
		The game was originally sold on CD, and came with a voice pack and a unique "director's commentary." The game has since been declared abandonware by its creator, and is available from the site Home of the Underdogs.
		Adventures in the Galaxy of Fantabulous Wonderment: has some adventure game elements, but is largely a spaceship based trading sim.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adventure_Game_Studio (2103 words)

	Adventure Game Studio - AGS wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Bearly Sane: The adventures of a man in a bear suit who is having a very bad day, and is out to revenge himself on his cruel boss.
		The Adventures of Fatman: A satire of the crime-fighting superhero Batman, "Fatman" garnered quite a bit of attention for being the first ever AGS game to be released commercially.
		The game was originally sold on CD, and came with a voice pack and a unique "director's commentary." The game has since been declared abandonware by its creator, and is only available from the site Home of the Underdogs.
	www.americangirlscouts.org /agswiki/AGS (1974 words)

	Chapter 11 Studios
		Our first project is an adventure game called Rise of the Hidden Sun, set in the Wild West in the era of the Gold Rush.
		It's possible that future Chapter 11 games will be for-profit, but our goal with this game is to create a free, professional-quality adventure to showcase our talents and our commitment to the adventure genre.
		Adventure Game Studio (AGS) is a game creation program that handles basic adventure game functions and makes game design a heck of a lot easier than starting from scratch.
	www.chapter11studios.com /faq.htm (392 words)

	Adventure Games: ADOM, Alone in the Dark, Hugo's House of Horrors, Kroz, Zork, and many more!
		Adventure game fans may remember this classic graphic adventure game, created by Al Lowe (of "Leisure Suit Larry" fame) and loosely based on the Disney movie of the same name.
		Although the game is obviously not as deep as conventional adventure games, it does have a certain undeniable charm and was (and still is in some ways) quite innovative.
		A first person detective adventure (that was apparently released by its developer Trecision for free) this game takes place in a chalet after a murder has occurred, and it's your job to solve it.
	www.dosgames.com /g_adv.php (3049 words)

	GameSpy.com - Article: Amateur Adventure Games -- Part I
		"Adventure games were always my favourite genre, right back from those early days of Monkey Island and Zak McKracken," says Ben Croshaw, creator of the popular series Rob Blanc.
		Even though many of the amateur adventures out there are inspired by classic games, it's not always a great idea to base your masterpiece on an established game universe.
		What really makes a game is a combination of an imaginative story, puzzles that are sufficiently difficult to make me think but not so hard that you end up using every inventory item on everything you find, and well-written dialogue." That's Ben's philosophy, and judging by his games' popularity, it's worked.
	archive.gamespy.com /articles/may01/aag1 (689 words)

	Is Anyone Here Working on Adventure Games? - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The goal was to create an adventure game editor which would alow people to make their own adventure games without programming.
		Some of the AGS games are arguably better than others, and AGDI's remakes of King's Quest 1 and 2 (they're currently working on Quest for Glory 2) are probably some of the better ones made with AGS.
		To answer your question, there are many adventure games being made today, but yes, most of them are independent and typically freeware.
	www.gamedev.net /community/forums/viewreply.asp?ID=1523969 (1637 words)

	G4 - Feature - Computer Game Wysiwyg
		Games like these are developed by entire teams of programmers, designers, graphics specialists, and musicians.
		Game Maker is multilayered, allowing those who have mastered the simpler gamemaking functions to move on to more challenging and complex games.
		Like Game Maker, it requires you to set aside the time to learn how to use the program and understand how this style of game should be made.
	www.g4tv.com /techtvvault/features/33413/Computer_Game_Wysiwyg.html (481 words)

	GameHippo.com : ADVENTURE
		The games introduction starts in Ozzie's college's dean's office where it is explained to the owner that his college has dropped from 7th to top college in the country to 76th, due to the lack of an accounting library.
		Simple and cliche as far as adventure game stories go, but this is only the start of a much larger plot with plenty of lol's along the way.
		This makes the game even more enjoyable than it already is. Don't worry, though, these references have nothing to do with the actual story of the game so if you have not played the games that are referenced you won't feel lost at all.
	www.gamehippo.com /category/2_title_7.shtml (1595 words)

	Adventure Gamers : Adventure Architect: Part One
		And when all is said and done, there’ll be a completed adventure game at the other end.
		I know that both engines are powerful enough to run games that I admire, like Passage: Path of Betrayal with AGAST, and the King’s Quest remake with Adventure Game Studio.
		With the game engine, basic scripting, and background art under my belt, I know that I’m capable of creating a functional adventure game.
	www.adventuregamers.com /article/id,142 (883 words)

	AGS Games
		This game has been rated "Frequent, strong" for violence, and is therefore unlikely to be suitable for children or people who are easily offended.
		These games are all entries in the Monthly AGS competition - to see what games people can make under strict rules, which vary from month to month.
		Demos of games that are as yet unfinished, or that have since been abandoned.
	new.bigbluecup.com /games.php (614 words)

	Gaming World // Games (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Sweet Dreams is a short point-and-click adventure game set at a all-girls boarding school.
		A serious adventure game where you play as a detective solving a murder mystery.
		An adventure game set in medieval times where you play as a fugitive thief.
	www.gamingw.net /games/adventure (489 words)

	Jessica Plunkenstein and the Düsseldorf Conspiracy review
		But the game is not bound by any philosophical bent with the exception of good versus evil, and instead is rife with sight gags and in-your-face witty dialogue.
		The entire game was programmed using Chris Jones’ Adventure Game Studio, and the sound and other effects are from Microsoft Office.
		While this game can be played with a minimum of dialogue, its expanded dialogue is often where you find the best jokes, and sometimes clues.
	www.gameboomers.com /reviews/Jj/Jessicabynickie.htm (998 words)

	Adventure Gamers : Adventure Architect: Part Six
		On a general adventure game design note, I think describing open positions will be helpful in demonstrating my particular approach to dividing the labor among team members.
		This position is responsible for composing the game's main musical theme, as well as sound effects to accompany actions throughout the game.
		As this game is a comedy-adventure Western, familiarity with similar music themes is a must.
	www.adventuregamers.com /article/id,232 (891 words)

	Game Creation Systems: Adventure Creator, Megazeux, ZZT, and many more!
		However, although it features EGA graphics, walk-behinds, etc. I found the system to be limiting in many ways (besides the fact that it allows you to create ONLY adventure games) and that it wasn't easy or intuitive to use.
		There are also plenty of games available (well over 100) and there are also many webpages dedicated to it (five or six dozen!).
		Game boards are also now be much larger, and the playing field scrolls rather than having each board fit on one screen.
	www.dosgames.com /g_gcs.php (647 words)

	Other Worlds Review
		This adventure game was a labor of love...
		There is also an excellent walkthrough here in the game folder, which is referred to as “walkthrough.exe”, but it is password protected.
		This is a marvelous, vastly entertaining romp under the guise of an "old school" adventure game.
	www.gameboomers.com /reviews/Oo/Otherworldsbyinferno.htm (1183 words)

	GameHippo.com : ADVENTURE : POINT-AND-CLICK
		What we have here is a traditional point and click adventure, and a well executed one it is. However, what I really liked about this game was the surreal, slightly warped humour that came from both the characters and dialogue, along with the fact that this is a game with a heart.
		The game is of course freeware but I really do ask that if you play the game and enjoy it, you email the author (address on his website mentioned below).
		It's not uncommon (I don't think I've ever seen a freeware adventure game that ever pulled that off decently), but it was just hard to look at him when he was walking down or up ramps, always twitching.
	www.gamehippo.com /cat/2-6_4.shtml (2403 words)

	GameTutorials, LLC - Inventory item sprites for horror adventure game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I'm working on a horror adventure game named Lost In The Nightmare using Adventure Game Studio (AGS) and thinking of releasing a demo in a week, if any problem doesn't occur.
		The game also includes nightmare levels where you play the alternative dark conditions of the real places like Silent Hill series.
		For example, you will play the hotel level when it's dark and the walls are rusted (the demo's puzzles won't be too hard as the demo takes place in the 2nd level of Lost In The Nightmare).
	www.gametutorials.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11858 (274 words)

	Gaming World // Adventure Game Studio
		Adventure Game Studio (AGS for short) allows you to create your own point-and-click adventure games, similar to the early 90's Sierra and Lucasarts adventures.
		Adventure Game Studio is avaialable for free download at the AGS Website
		Five Days A Stranger An adventure game where you start off breaking into a house, but things go wrong.
	www.gamingw.net /makers/ags (185 words)

	DOS Games - Free Downloads of classic DOS Games & Emulators on Classic-PC-Games starting with "A" Page 1
		The Neverhood is one of the most original adventure games ever made, and one of the prime examples of how an ultra-slick style is sometimes enough to carry the game, even though we all...
		The last game in Coktel's puzzle adventure series is a very disappointing title that's not worthy of the name.
		Duckman: The Legend of the Fall is a very well done adventure game with the same kind of interface seen in the many popular adventure from 1995 and later on and especially a game like...
	www.classic-pc-games.com /pc/adventure/index.html (1199 words)

	Wine Application DB - Viewing App - Adventure Game Studio
		Adventure Game Studio is an excellent, free, easy to use but fully customizable Sierra / LucasArts-style adventure game creator.
		From the site: Adventure Game Studio (AGS for short) allows you to create your own point-and-click adventure games, similar to the early 90's Sierra and Lucasarts adventures.
		The game interface is fully customizable, although the classic Sierra interface is supported by default.
	appdb.winehq.org /appview.php?iAppId=2075 (219 words)

	Airs Adventure for Saturn - MobyGames
		The game follows the story of an aspiring knight named Henry, who meets a beautiful princess and together with her sets on a journey to discover distant lands in search for adventure.
		The game's combat system is very simple: your party contains only Henry and the princess, and when you encounter monsters, you press a button to make the heroes attack them physically, or use several offensive or defensive spells.
		There are no game credits on file for this release of the game.
	www.mobygames.com /game/saturn/airs-adventure (193 words)

	Epinions.com - Top Ten Freeware Graphical Adventure Games
		You only control Zak in this game (one of several unofficial sequels being made since LucasArts themselves seem to have no interest in doing this, but this is to date the only completed effort) in events set immediately after the end of the first game.
		RON is a set of games by different programmers based around a common location – and each time someone creates a new background graphic or character, that can then be used by anyone in a future game.
		The game style and some of the puzzles are inspired by the Broken Sword games (well the first two anyway) but it stands up on its own – it doesn’t try to imitate them.
	www.epinions.com /content_3626541188 (1860 words)

	program for creating point-n-click adventure games - GameDev.Net Discussion Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I tried using Adventure Game Studio (AGS) but it wasn't quite as intuitive as I'd hoped...
		Posted - 12/6/2006 10:12:16 AM The Games Factory / Multimedia Fusion are both good programs for that, they have a "scene" editor and an "action" editor.
		Wintermute (check this one out), AGS (Adventure game studio), sludge and so on, from their sites you can find some links to others as well.
	www.gamedev.net /community/forums/topic.asp?topic_id=427119 (353 words)

	Linux version? \| ManifestoGames.com
		Since this game is written using Adventure Game Studio, and a version of the Adventure Game Studio runtime exists for linux, is there any chance we'll see a linux version of The Shivah?
		One feature of the user interface, which is not at all obvious but must be exploited to complete the game, left me stuck about halfway through: You can combine clues you have gathered into new clues by dragging and dropping.
		It's certainly refreshing to see an adventure game that makes ethnicity and religion a central component of the story.
	www.manifestogames.com /node/2102 (508 words)

	Review: Just (Free) Adventures--Larry Vales: Traffic Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Well, if you have checked out the JA Review Index lately, you may have noticed a new section entitled "Just Free Adventures." There are lots of free adventures roaming around on this vast information highway that we call the Internet.
		Sure, the graphics are simple, but you have to understand that I'm reviewing a free adventure game, created by a sum total of one person (with the help of a few invaluable testers).
		It is fun to try to find all of the references in the game to pop culture, TV, movies, books, etc. For example, the painting in your hotel room is similar to the one found in the living room in The Simpsons.
	www.justadventure.com /reviews/LarryVales/LarryVales.shtm (533 words)

	In4mador! : gaming : Adventure Game Studio
		Do try the Larry Vales games if you get the chance, they're pretty funny.
		It was my childhood dream to make these sorts of games and now I would feel guilty doing it, like I was wasting my time somehow.
		I went there a couple years ago and tried to make a game.
	www.in4mador.com /links/1291 (263 words)

	Adventure Game Studio Games
		The Adventure Game Studio (AGS) engine is a freeware tool created by British programmer Chris Jones, officially released in 1999 to mimic adventure games introduced by Sierra.
		The first game release using this engine was "Lassi Quest".
		The engine has since been used to introduce freeware/shareware games by a growing AGS community.
	www.mobygames.com /game-group/adventure-game-studio-games (232 words)

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