/vr/ - Retro Games

>>1085197
>It's directly from their page on steam
So not only are you a piece of shit, the developers are as well.

>>546505
There were a slew of Myst clones that most of us adventure game fans utterly hated back when it was popular. (with one or two exceptions)
Old Man Murray's analysis is really shitty I might add. He blames the "fall" of adventure games on Gabriel Knight 3, when there was no real "fall" beyond Sierra dying off due to horrible micromanagement managers due to a hostile takeover and Lucasarts deciding that the upfront cost of games like Grim Fandango was too high for the returns involved.
Really anyone who says adventure games died shouldn't be taken seriously, chances are they didn't play adventure games back then beyond a few Lucasarts titles.

One lovely thing about adventure gamers though?
They're all so utterly awesomely elitistly conservative.
If a game has an action sequence at all, no matter how good it is otherwise, it's considered a huge negative.