Adventure Classic Gaming

Philipp Lenssen Philipp Lenssen is a blogger, a programmer, an author, and above all, a gamer—an adventure gamer, to be exact. His love of classic adventure games is professed in his book, Graphic Adventures: Being a Mostly Correct History Of the Adventure Game Classics By Lucasfilm, Sierra and Others, from the Pages of Wikipedia. Yet, the book is more than just a self confession, as he explains in the book's… Posted by Philip Jong on 04 August 2010.

Andrew Goulding Jolly Rover is the debut adventure game from indie developer Andrew Goulding and his company Brawsome. Goulding is no stranger to the games industry, having worked for years as a game tester, programmer, and producer. Although comedy pirate adventures are certainly not unique to the genre, Jolly Rover seems to have taken on a new twist to an old theme by casting all of the game's main characters… Posted by Martin Mulrooney, Philip Jong on 24 July 2010.

Christopher Brendel Christopher Brendel is a veteran indie game developer from Illinois, US. In 2000, he founded Unimatrix Productions, a company that began originally with the intent to create computer animated Flash movies. Since then, the company had evolved to become a full-fledged independent adventure game developer. The intrepid developer released its first commercial game, Lifestream, in 2004 and its second… Posted by Philip Jong on 03 June 2010.

Pierrot In Hungary, few gamers can claim to share as much passion about adventure games as Pierrot does. In 1996, he founded the Inventory, a multilingual (Hungarian and English) online magazine that was amongst the first game sites to focus on adventure games. Over the next few years, his writings from the popular site began to appear on the pages of a local computer gaming magazine as a couple of… Posted by Peter Szabo, Philip Jong on 27 May 2010.

Carsten Strehse The Simon the Sorcerer series is currently going through its second revival. After the release of the original 2D game (Simon the Sorcerer) in 1993 and a sequel (Simon the Sorcerer II - The Lion, the Wizard and the Wardrobe) in 1995, the series went on a long hiatus, until 2002 when it made the jump to 3D (Simon the Sorcerer 3D). In 2007, Silver Style Entertainment brought back the series yet… Posted by Mark Newheiser on 27 February 2010.

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