But unlike many of these new fan-funded adventure games/indie games, they went on gamesplanet.
Check out their page right here on gamesplanet.
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Showing posts with label Pendulo. Show all posts
Sunday, August 26, 2012
#Gaming NEWS! Pendulo Studios' Day One
Speaking of Kickstarter the other, Spanish developer Pendulo Studios is also needing some funding for the new title Day One.
But unlike many of these new fan-funded adventure games/indie games, they went on gamesplanet.
Check out their page right here on gamesplanet.
But unlike many of these new fan-funded adventure games/indie games, they went on gamesplanet.
Check out their page right here on gamesplanet.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Gamin' NEWS! The Next Big Thing
Do you know what the next big thing is? Well, The Next Big Thing.
Sorry... I had to make this stupid little joke at some point!
Anyway, Adventure gaming fans, here's the next "big thing" coming from Pendulo Studios, makers of the Runaway series.
Sorry... I had to make this stupid little joke at some point!
Anyway, Adventure gaming fans, here's the next "big thing" coming from Pendulo Studios, makers of the Runaway series.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Adventure Gaming
Here's the post in which I talk A LOT about the adventure genre.
Sure, adventure games seem to be coming back lately, with the LucasArts remakes and Telltale Games Studio's success...
But they've never really been away. It's indie studios like Autumn Moon (ex-LucasArts' Bill Tiller), Revolution Software (Broken Sword series) & Péndulo Studios (Runaway series) that kept the flame alive during the whole 2000s while nobody wanted to make these games anymore.
Adventure games. Be it Point-and-clicks or not.
The genre is often misattributed to games like Tomb Raider or Uncharted, for exemple.
I prefer to call those action games, platformers or even action-adventure.
No, those ain't real adventure games.
The adventure genre grew up side by side with what we call now RPGs.
While the consoles had games like Phantasy Star, Final Fantasy and many more 8-bit RPGs, home computers developed a parallel genre, less action-based since the controllers were keyboards (and later, mouses) and much more story driven.
Sure, adventure games seem to be coming back lately, with the LucasArts remakes and Telltale Games Studio's success...
But they've never really been away. It's indie studios like Autumn Moon (ex-LucasArts' Bill Tiller), Revolution Software (Broken Sword series) & Péndulo Studios (Runaway series) that kept the flame alive during the whole 2000s while nobody wanted to make these games anymore.
Adventure games. Be it Point-and-clicks or not.
The genre is often misattributed to games like Tomb Raider or Uncharted, for exemple.
I prefer to call those action games, platformers or even action-adventure.
No, those ain't real adventure games.
You fight like a guy who's trying to explain me how adventure games were and how they ended up today!
The adventure genre grew up side by side with what we call now RPGs.
While the consoles had games like Phantasy Star, Final Fantasy and many more 8-bit RPGs, home computers developed a parallel genre, less action-based since the controllers were keyboards (and later, mouses) and much more story driven.
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