LucasArts may resurrect adventure games

[Schwarz]

While LucasArts may be trying its best to promote its new Star Wars games, as well as future warfare title Fracture, there’s a whole generation of gamers who fondly remember the twinkling LucasArts logo appearing as a precursor to a Monkey Island or Indiana Jones game. It’s now been five years, since LucasArts laid off its adventure game division, but the company has revealed that it could be rethinking this move.


http://www.custompc.co.uk/news/602688/lucasarts-may-resurrect-adventure-games.html

[ahsalloum]

I never was a fan of these adventure games. I'd rather they focus on the Star Wars games.

[Goliath182]

Hopefully they can churn out better games than the Infernal Machine. Ive had a craving lately for adventure games.

[werty316]

I'll be happy if they did a new Full Throttle.

[Enigmachine]

I really liked their adventure games, because they made it hard to become really stuck, without being childish. A challenge can be fun, but interactive storytelling is about keeping the players involved, not stopping them and leaving them scratching their head for a couple of days till they figure out a hard puzzle.

If they make a new Full Throttle I hope the bike fight is better. :)

[Schwarz]

Anyways too hard puzzles nowadays are solved by walkthroughs :p

[Goliath182]

Anyways too hard puzzles nowadays are solved by walkthroughs :p
Cheater. :razz:

[Gizmo-guy]

I'm glad to hear LucasArts may resurrect adventure games, now if they would make a new Outlaws game, and new X-wing or Tie Fighter, life would be even better.