(I am well aware this is not Dr. Seuss.)
I hope this game is funny, not another fucking drama tale. I miss funny point and click adventures.
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New screenshots of Daedelic's Whispering World look surprisingly good
It's been quite some time since I've ventured into PC gaming territory, but adventure games of the fantasy variety have a way of tugging at my heartstrings. Throw in a jester on an epic journey to discover the meaning of life, as Daedelic Entertainment has done, and I'm pretty much sold -- on the idea, at least. As far as the story goes, The Whispering World is looking to remind us that adventure gaming is still alive and well on the PC. We are in charge of Sadwick, and his wormy companion Spot, who find themselves awakened by a mysterious form who has bigger plans than watching us sleep our lives away, lazily. Traveling through hand-painted backgrounds of beauty, the game promises to take us "through a modern fairy tale with lovingly crafted characters in the style of classic animated films that bring the story to life." The point-and-click adventure first showed up on our radar back in April, when an early trailer of the game showed up on YouTube, narrated in German. Daedelic sent us some new screenshots, and I must say, they are eye pleasing. You might want to keep a lookout for this one, come the last quarter of 2008. Catch the press release, after the jump.
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Legacy Comments (will be imported soon)Certainly looks visually delicious, my curiosity is suitably piqued. The main screenshot reminds me of the Moomins a bit as well. Dr. Seuss has now entered the gaming world. Jack Thompson will not blame video games for bastardizing Dr. Seuss for the kiddies.
(I am well aware this is not Dr. Seuss.) That last screenshot looks SOOOOOO Monkey Island.
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There're few things quite as enjoyable as spending a rainy afternoon indoors, playing a fantastical adventure game. I recently got my grubby mitts on a preview code for prolific adventure game studio Daedalic's upcoming magic...more
Cheerio, you sexy adventure game. Deponia's pretty groovy, just ask our (presumably) gun-toting Texan, Mr. Pinsof, who's been enjoying the series quite a bit. But all good things must come to an end, and with Goodbye Deponia&...more
Straying from its more worn path, Daedalic Entertainment is branching out from adventure games to tackle the world of turn-based RPGs in Blackguards. Set in the land of Aventuria, the setting of The Dark Eye: Chains of S...more View all Daedalic Entertainment |


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