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Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:59 am
by MusicallyInspired
Design updated. Let me know what you think or what else I could add.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:53 pm
by Collector
Have you done any more music or are you just using that from KQ1SCI?

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 3:04 pm
by MusicallyInspired
The KQ1SCI tracks currently in the game are just placeholder. I will be writing an entirely original soundtrack. All that comes after programming and graphics are close to complete, though.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 6:12 pm
by Collector
How about adding a few more screenshots.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 9:20 pm
by MusicallyInspired
Yeah, I mentioned screenshots would come soon. Just have to capture them all and stuff. Eventually.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 10:06 pm
by gumby
The youtube video needs updating too - the church has since been redone, right? At least you've got a different screenshot of it over at sciprogramming.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 11:57 pm
by MusicallyInspired
Yeah. Once I have more graphics assets complete I'll do another video. Not really worth it at this point to update until I have a lot more to show. I'd like to get a lot more sprites done, some random event scripting, etc.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 3:16 am
by playedit
Lets see some LSL fan games. First off, the missing floppies! There's always been a hole in our lives because of that series.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2011 10:10 pm
by Tawmis

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 3:13 pm
by joek0
Hi! I'm pretty new to this forum. I was introduced to Sierra through the LSL series. This got me interested in other sierra adventures. I am also a fan of text adventure games. I was wondering if people would be interested in seeing a text adventure remake of a sierra game. I am thinking of doing the KQ games as I have the novels in the 4th edition KQ Compendium for reference. I would start with KQ1 and do the game in the TADS engine.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Wed Oct 19, 2011 7:47 pm
by Collector
You may be interested in Infamous Adventures' project, Kingdom of Sorrow.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 12:52 am
by Tawmis
joek0 wrote:Hi! I'm pretty new to this forum. I was introduced to Sierra through the LSL series. This got me interested in other sierra adventures. I am also a fan of text adventure games. I was wondering if people would be interested in seeing a text adventure remake of a sierra game. I am thinking of doing the KQ games as I have the novels in the 4th edition KQ Compendium for reference. I would start with KQ1 and do the game in the TADS engine.
When you say "text adventure" do you mean strictly text, or like Mystery House (which is text/graphical, I guess?)... Either way, if you have the patience, I'd be willing to check it out, having done my own silly (and small) text adventure game, inspired by Sierra games that was done in QBASIC, and then compiled by an ancient version of PowerBasic entitled Final Soul, so I have a weak spot for those old text adventure games!

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 1:28 pm
by joek0
Tawmis wrote:
joek0 wrote:Hi! I'm pretty new to this forum. I was introduced to Sierra through the LSL series. This got me interested in other sierra adventures. I am also a fan of text adventure games. I was wondering if people would be interested in seeing a text adventure remake of a sierra game. I am thinking of doing the KQ games as I have the novels in the 4th edition KQ Compendium for reference. I would start with KQ1 and do the game in the TADS engine.
When you say "text adventure" do you mean strictly text, or like Mystery House (which is text/graphical, I guess?)... Either way, if you have the patience, I'd be willing to check it out, having done my own silly (and small) text adventure game, inspired by Sierra games that was done in QBASIC, and then compiled by an ancient version of PowerBasic entitled Final Soul, so I have a weak spot for those old text adventure games!
Like Zork and other Infocom adventure games. I am a huge fan of the old z-machine text adventure games.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 2:29 pm
by Tawmis
joek0 wrote:
Tawmis wrote:
joek0 wrote:Hi! I'm pretty new to this forum. I was introduced to Sierra through the LSL series. This got me interested in other sierra adventures. I am also a fan of text adventure games. I was wondering if people would be interested in seeing a text adventure remake of a sierra game. I am thinking of doing the KQ games as I have the novels in the 4th edition KQ Compendium for reference. I would start with KQ1 and do the game in the TADS engine.
When you say "text adventure" do you mean strictly text, or like Mystery House (which is text/graphical, I guess?)... Either way, if you have the patience, I'd be willing to check it out, having done my own silly (and small) text adventure game, inspired by Sierra games that was done in QBASIC, and then compiled by an ancient version of PowerBasic entitled Final Soul, so I have a weak spot for those old text adventure games!
Like Zork and other Infocom adventure games. I am a huge fan of the old z-machine text adventure games.
I say do it! If you do, and you don't have a website, I would be more than happy to host them for you on Larry Laffer.net.

Re: Sierra Fan Games

Posted: Thu Oct 20, 2011 8:10 pm
by gumby
joek0 wrote:
Tawmis wrote:
joek0 wrote:Hi! I'm pretty new to this forum. I was introduced to Sierra through the LSL series. This got me interested in other sierra adventures. I am also a fan of text adventure games. I was wondering if people would be interested in seeing a text adventure remake of a sierra game. I am thinking of doing the KQ games as I have the novels in the 4th edition KQ Compendium for reference. I would start with KQ1 and do the game in the TADS engine.
When you say "text adventure" do you mean strictly text, or like Mystery House (which is text/graphical, I guess?)... Either way, if you have the patience, I'd be willing to check it out, having done my own silly (and small) text adventure game, inspired by Sierra games that was done in QBASIC, and then compiled by an ancient version of PowerBasic entitled Final Soul, so I have a weak spot for those old text adventure games!
Like Zork and other Infocom adventure games. I am a huge fan of the old z-machine text adventure games.
Yeah, awesome - I love the idea. I've got a stalled project going the opposite direction (from text adventure to graphical) - but I think I recognize you from sciprogramming so you might already know about it :)