Need help catching up after murderous exam period

[Aurebesh]

I've been out of the Adventure Gaming scene since late May, because a murderous exam period started (my last one by the way :) ). The last game that I remember that went out is Still Life. Can anyone please let me know what happened in the past two month? I just want to know which adventure games were released and if new titles have been anounced, and anything else that may be important. Thanx alot!

[artwking4]

You should look here:

http://www.adventuregamers.com/releasedates.php

[fov]

Echo (http://www.adventuregamers.com/article/id,548/) also came out in June. Not sure why it's not listed on the recent releases (maybe because it's over a month old).

Also, if you missed out on AG's E3 coverage, you should check out the three E3 features (http://www.adventuregamers.com/features.php) and our many previews (http://www.adventuregamers.com/previews.php). :D

[AFGNCAAP]

Not included in the list, a game to some and AI-based curiosity to others, Facade has been released. It's free. As is, since May, previously commercial title Eye of the Kraken, made freeware to stir interest in its developer's next title, Carte Blanche. Other than Carte Blanche, no interesting game announcements spring to mind, only updates on already known titles (most notably Fahrenheit demo).

[artwking4]

And Bone.






AND BONE!!!

[AFGNCAAP]

Bone what? It was announced in February! Aurebesh hasn't been around only since May. :)

[artwking4]

Well, it was announced recently that it would be released in September. Until that time, I was under the impression that it was "late 2005". Seemed important to me, at least.





:frown:

[Aurebesh]

Thank you all for the update! Seems like I didn't really miss anything. Well, two month are nothing in the adventure gaming world (I forgot it's not 1992 anymore).

I have a few questions though:
Was Nibiru released in the English language already? And what about Boyz Don't Cry?
You see, the previews usually deal with the question of whether an American publisher will be found, but what's really important is if an English version will be released, and it doesn't matter if this English release is an American or a UK release, or neither. As long as it's in English, we'll be able to play it. So, if it's possible, please make it clear in reviews if an English version is out there, regardless of a North America release. In this age adventure games are coming from Europe exclussively. It's very sad that an American adventure game wasn't released in some years now, since the best adventure game designers are obviously American, but that's just how it is now.