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Interview with Dave Gilbert on Wadget Eye Games
Conducted by Sarah Hambrick
With the recent release of Technobabylon, the Wadget Eye Games library continues to grow. As he continues to work on his next release Shardlight, the company's CCO Dave Gilbert kindly agreed to answer our questions about Wadget Eye's past present and future.
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Interview with Patrick Johnston on 3DTextAdventure
Conducted by Jonathon Wisnoski
Fully playable and enjoyable, with a surprisingly detailed and intriguing story for such a short game, 3DTextAdventure is primarily an experimental tech demo and proof of concept for a first person, 3D, adventure game with text input controls.
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Interview with Tim Follin on Contradiction
Conducted by Ugur Sener
Contradiction is an upcoming adventure game and interactive movie where players control inspector Jenks as he uncovers the mystery behind the murder of a young woman at a training camp.
After completing the initial design for the game and shooting some footage, Tim Follin has launched a Kickstarter project to fund the remainder of the game.
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Interview with Bryan Steel on the Kickstarter project to finance Delaware St. John Episode 4
Conducted by Ugur Sener
Mr. Steel is once again trying to fund the development of Asylum of the Lost through a Kickstarter campaign. This time, the campaign has a humble budget and already reached over half of its funding goal. Mr. Steel kindly agreed to give us information about the campaign and the status of Delaware St. John episode 4.
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Interview with Christopher Bischoff on STASIS
Conducted by Ugur Sener
STASIS is a highly promising science-fiction horror adventure game from The Brotherhood Games. Christopher Bischoff's brainchild, STASIS puts players
in the role of John Maracheck as he searches the spaceship Groomlake for his wife and daughter. As the Kickstarter campaign to finance the game draws to a close and development on STASIS is about to begin in earnest, Mr. Bischoff kindly agreed to answer our questions about the project.
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Interview with Steve Hoogendyk on Lilly Looking Through
Conducted by Ugur Sener
A magical scarf drifted in and landed on a nearby house. Just as Lilly reached up to grab it, the scarf flew farther away. Our mission was clear: We needed to get that scarf. But first, we had to figure out how to get to the other side of the village.
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Interview with Gnome on Bundle in a Box
Conducted by Ugur Sener
On the surface, Bundle in a Box is a sale for independent adventure games. However, the sale involves far more than offering adventure games at a deep discount. Part of the proceeds from Bundle in a Box are going to be donated to charity. Gnome and his colleagues at Kyttaro also intend to use the Bundle to provide a grant to independent developers.
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Interview with Chris Jones on Project Fedora
Conducted by Ugur Sener
More than a decade after the release of Overseer, we might finally get a chance to play another Tex Murphy game. Chris Jones and Aaron Conners are back at the helm and they are using a Kickstarter project to raise funding for a new Tex Murphy game.
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Interview with Agustín Cordes on Asylum
Conducted by Ugur Sener
You are an ex-patient returning to the asylum many years after it was shut
down under strange circumstances. Life was good for you, or rather
acceptable after such a harrowing experience, but recently you started
having hallucinations or flashbacks and are no longer at
peace. These bursts of past experiences point towards something
unspeakable that happened to you during your stay in the asylum...
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Interview with Mark Morrison on Prominence
Conducted by Ugur Sener
After years of drifting across space without a home, the Letarri discover a habitable planet. An advance ship is sent to the planet to begin the colonization process. However, something goes wrong with the mission. It will be up to the players to find out what happened to the colony.
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Alter Ego
Review by Ugur Sener
Timothy Moor sits on the deck waiting for the boat to arrive at Plymouth. He
was caught as a stowaway on the ship. Handcuffed, half-naked, and
starving, the young man knows he will be handed off to the police once the
ship reaches the shore. There is no telling how many days he will spend in
jail. Hours pass as Timothy questions the wisdom of traveling to Plymouth.
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Baron Wittard: The Nemesis of Ragnarok
Review by Jonathon Wisnoski
The Utopia was envisioned as a city under a single roof; containing a
thousand apartments, a shopping mall, and hundreds of offices. But now it
is a run-down, abandoned building. The building is silent, people have gone
missing, and electromagnetic disturbances are increasing. You must travel
into the heart of Baron Wittard's Utopia to uncover its mysteries and explore
its gloomy halls.
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