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Last Life is ‘Kentucky Route Zero in space’
At least that's how it was described to me in a tweet from Andrew Webster, former Gamezebo editor and current scribe at The Verge. And after hearing a description like that, there was no way around it: I just had to learn more.Now on Kickstarter, Last Life is a murder mystery with a twist:The murder you're trying to solve is your own."LAST LIFE is a sci-fi noir adventure game for PC, Mac and Linux about a transhumanist colony on Mars," reads the official Kickstarter page. "When a murdered detective is 3D printed back into existence, he reopens his last case to uncover what he missed--a hunt that reveals AI corruption, corporate espionage, and the conspiracy that may have led to Earth's doom."If that sounds as incredible to you as it does to me, you're not alone. The folks at Double Fine happen to agree with us, so much so that Last Life has become the second game to earn the "Double Fine Presents," distinction - an initiative that Tim Schafer & Co. have launched to help raise the visibility of deserving indie games that might otherwise have gone unnoticed.
Costume Quest 2 is GO! Set to spook gamers Halloween 2014
Oh my god, oh my god, Costume Quest 2 is happening.Phew, now that that's out of the way, here are the details. The second full game in the "my first RPG" series was announced courtesy of developer Double Fine and small-time publisher Midnight City.In typical Double Fine fashion, the announcement comes by way of an amusing live-action short featuring Tim Schafer himself. Beyond the title and publisher, the video does little to inform us about the game. Costume Quest was one of several downloadable games cited with helping to save Double Fine after several financial (though not critical) flops. In the original, players controlled a group of trick-or-treating children whose imagination transformed their costumes into the real thing and allowed them to fight supernatural mischief-makers.
Is Ticket to Ride’s train conductor in Broken Age?
It's funny how a little time and some outside influence can really help sway your opinion. When I first played Broken Age last month and met the train conductor, I turned to my wife and shouted "LOOK! IT'S THE TICKET TO RIDE GUY!!" I was promptly told that "all train conductors look like that," put my tail between my legs, and went back to saving the yarnpals on that runaway train.Now, a few weeks later, former Gamezebo contributor Dan Zuccarelli has noticed the same thing.Dan has stitched together a pretty handy comparison image that proves my original inclination right: that's totally the same guy. Every little detail is exact, from the bag to button count to the details on his hat. The only difference is that his positioning is mirrored from his original appearance in Ticket to Ride.Blatant rip-off, or loving homage/easter egg? I'm inclined to go with the latter. Besides, I'm still wondering why everybody in the game has Muppet noses.
5 very good reasons you should be excited about Broken Age’s January 28th launch
If you were one of the 87,142 backers of Double Fine Adventure, congratulations! You should have a code in your inbox to start playing Broken Age, the game that result from your dollars, by the end of the day. The rest of the world, however, won't have a chance to pick up Tim Schafer's return to adventure gaming until January 28.There are plenty of good reasons to be excited about this one, folks - the least of which is that January 28th is only two weeks from today. And while we could sit here listing all of the facts and figures that make this terribly exciting (after all, this is the project that put Kickstarter on the map for most gamers), there's really only one reason you need to know to buy this: it's Tim Schafer's first point and click adventure in 16 years.With that in mind, we're going to step into the Chrono-O-John to remind you of five very good reasons from the past that should sway your buying decisions in the future.
The Cave is coming to iOS this summer
I had a wonderful time playing Ron Gilbert and Double Fine's imaginative puzzle platformer The Cave earlier this year, but something about adventuring through the dank and craggy environment in the comfort of my brightly-lit bedroom didn't let me truly feel for those fearless explorers in the game. Well now it looks like you'll actually be able to take The Cave outside with you into the world, and play through the fantastic and humorous platform adventure in an actual cave if you really wanted. Talk about dedication!
Double Fine launches Kickstarter for new game, Massive Chalice
Tim Schafer is no stranger to the amazing benefits that crowd-funding sources like Kickstarter can have on a struggling project. After all, it was only just last year when his company Double Fine broke all sorts of internet records by raising more than $3 million dollars in a one-month period for their Double Fine Adventure game (now known as Broken Age). So naturally, why wouldn't they try the same approach again?
Ron Gilbert departs Double Fine
With The Cave now out on virtual shelves everywhere, creator Ron Gilbert has decided it's time to depart from Double Fine Productions. While that's something of a bummer, the good news is that he plans to remain in the game industry. Maybe he'll even seek out a real-life sentient cave and begin developing games inside of it!
Double Fine announces new rhythm game for PC and iOS
Double Fine has revealed Dropchord, a "music-driven score challenge" game coming soon to iOS and PC. While they didn't divulge any details about how the game is played, they made sure to throw in some snazzy screenshots of what it will look like. I wish I could tell you whether or not I included said screenshots in this post, but that would be a huge spoiler.