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Lady Lockhart's home, with its Victorian grandeur, may look fancy but it's not your ordinary stately mansion. The rooms, like the Library, are filled with secrets and hidden passageways.
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UPDATE: It turns out, as per the comments below, that mätzyboy at the Adventure Game Studio forums did a very similar pic to this some years ago. See it here.
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"You cannot get the boulder. At least not now!"
🌊 Explore an aquatic landscape with many dangers as you search for treasures in this tense, replay-able experience. Each play is L$50 and your last chance to dive into the mines is December 31st.
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Code your robot puppy to help Nancy Drew solve the mystery!
As a member of Nancy Drew’s de-TECH-tive crew, choose disguises, find clues, and program your robot puppy to solve the mystery of a missing project at the Tech Fair. The mystery unfolds in a full narrative story spanning six chapters, as Nancy and friends encounter students who may have taken the missing project. Help Nancy track down suspects and discover what happened to the project before the Tech Fair competition begins!
Throughout the game players develop and use their growing de-TECH-tive skills. Players find clues in hidden object games and apply basic coding concepts to code their puppy and help Nancy out of tight spots at the end of every chapter. It’s the ultimate introduction to computer programming as the coding challenges increase as the story progresses and leads to a super coder award.
FEATURES:
LEARN
Kids will learn two of the three basic logic structures in computer programming:
• Sequences
• Loops
DEVELOP
Super de-TECH-tives will develop critical thinking skills:
• Pattern recognition
• Spatial visualization
• Problem solving
• Algorithmic thinking
• Attention to detail
PLAY
Kids will follow the story and have fun while narrowing down their list of suspects:
• Read along with story dialogue!
• Find clues within 20+ hidden object games!
• Review clues, evidence, and possible suspects in the player’s Clue Book!
• Select undercover disguises for Nancy, Bess and George!
• Investigate a new location in each chapter!
• Play bonus coding levels in Obstacle Course mode!
• Collect in-game charms!
• Listen to the “Codes & Clues” theme song composed by Berklee College of Music contest winner, Ana Tish, performed by Sofia Mazursky and produced by Grammy Award winner Tena Clark.
Kids will love this new Nancy Drew mobile mystery just as many generations have loved the books. Come join Nancy, Bess and George on an adventure that entertains and educates with equal measure. This is going to be fun!
*** NO IN-APP PURCHASES, ADS OR PUSH NOTIFICATIONS***
“Just as in the mystery novels, students decompose a complex story into smaller, more manageable tasks in order to build a case based upon sequential logic, just like a computer programmer would construct an algorithm. As an instructional technology teacher, Codes & Clues gets my kids excited about coding and puts those skills in a fun and familiar context. Who could want more than that?” - -- Lindsey Dunn, K-3 Instructional Technology Teacher
Hi Kids™
Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues is the first initiative under Her Interactive’s new division, Hi Kids, which will focus on mobile games and apps geared to early learners. Her Interactive was a pioneer in 1998 when it began developing and publishing Nancy Drew interactive games for females. From the beginning, the company’s videogames encouraged STEM education and careers. Since then, Her Interactive has released 32 games, won 30 Parents’ Choice awards and has sold more than 9 million copies of its games. Parents and teachers will be using Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues to introduce their children and students, respectively, to coding and computer science. Parents and teachers can sign-up for our newsletter or follow-us on any one of our social media channels.
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Code your robot puppy to help Nancy Drew solve the mystery!
As a member of Nancy Drew’s de-TECH-tive crew, choose disguises, find clues, and program your robot puppy to solve the mystery of a missing project at the Tech Fair. The mystery unfolds in a full narrative story spanning six chapters, as Nancy and friends encounter students who may have taken the missing project. Help Nancy track down suspects and discover what happened to the project before the Tech Fair competition begins!
Throughout the game players develop and use their growing de-TECH-tive skills. Players find clues in hidden object games and apply basic coding concepts to code their puppy and help Nancy out of tight spots at the end of every chapter. It’s the ultimate introduction to computer programming as the coding challenges increase as the story progresses and leads to a super coder award.
FEATURES:
LEARN
Kids will learn two of the three basic logic structures in computer programming:
• Sequences
• Loops
DEVELOP
Super de-TECH-tives will develop critical thinking skills:
• Pattern recognition
• Spatial visualization
• Problem solving
• Algorithmic thinking
• Attention to detail
PLAY
Kids will follow the story and have fun while narrowing down their list of suspects:
• Read along with story dialogue!
• Find clues within 20+ hidden object games!
• Review clues, evidence, and possible suspects in the player’s Clue Book!
• Select undercover disguises for Nancy, Bess and George!
• Investigate a new location in each chapter!
• Play bonus coding levels in Obstacle Course mode!
• Collect in-game charms!
• Listen to the “Codes & Clues” theme song composed by Berklee College of Music contest winner, Ana Tish, performed by Sofia Mazursky and produced by Grammy Award winner Tena Clark.
Kids will love this new Nancy Drew mobile mystery just as many generations have loved the books. Come join Nancy, Bess and George on an adventure that entertains and educates with equal measure. This is going to be fun!
*** NO IN-APP PURCHASES, ADS OR PUSH NOTIFICATIONS***
“Just as in the mystery novels, students decompose a complex story into smaller, more manageable tasks in order to build a case based upon sequential logic, just like a computer programmer would construct an algorithm. As an instructional technology teacher, Codes & Clues gets my kids excited about coding and puts those skills in a fun and familiar context. Who could want more than that?” - -- Lindsey Dunn, K-3 Instructional Technology Teacher
Hi Kids™
Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues is the first initiative under Her Interactive’s new division, Hi Kids, which will focus on mobile games and apps geared to early learners. Her Interactive was a pioneer in 1998 when it began developing and publishing Nancy Drew interactive games for females. From the beginning, the company’s videogames encouraged STEM education and careers. Since then, Her Interactive has released 32 games, won 30 Parents’ Choice awards and has sold more than 9 million copies of its games. Parents and teachers will be using Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues to introduce their children and students, respectively, to coding and computer science. Parents and teachers can sign-up for our newsletter or follow-us on any one of our social media channels.
***WE RESPECT YOUR PRIVACY AND DO NOT SHARE EMAIL ADDRESSES PROVIDED BY PARENTS***
Privacy: www.herinteractive.com/privacy-policy/
COPPA Statement: www.herinteractive.com/about-us/for-parents/
visit us: www.herinteractive.com
follow us: twitter.com/HerInteractive
like us: www.facebook.com/pages/Nancy-Drew-PC-Games/48636754130?re...
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THE JUSOU – Android & iOS apps – Freehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.edges.horror&hl=enhttps://itunes.apple.com/app/the-jusou/id905714874Inspired from Japanese horror masterpieces like “Ju-On”, “The Ring”, “One Missed...
Shall we date?: Scarlet Fate II – Android & iOS apps – Freehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nttsolmare.game.android.scf2ep&hl=enhttps://itunes.apple.com/app/shall-we-date-scarlet-fate-ii/id1050062132
Romance visual novel game app, “Shall we...
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Continuing – Fastening to a flower – He holds another person – Android apps – Free
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A forbidden love simulation application.
What a haired man was hired was a man who was a man owl Kaoru.
He goes...
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Digital Illustration, 2015
I was thinking about Kings Quest 1 and early Sierra adventure games in general, and decided to make an artifact that might fit into a similar universe.
Write Your Own Adventure Programs For Your Microcomputer was a book which showed you how to write text adventures in BASIC for your home computer. It contained a step by step guide which culminated in you producing a 64 location adventure called Haunted House. Written by Jenny Tyler and Les Howarth, it was released by Usborne in 1983. The book included adaptions for the program to run on the ZX Spectrum 48K / Timex 2000, TRS-80, Apple, Dragon 32, VIC-20, BBC Micro, Commodore PET, Oric and a specially adapted smaller version for the 16K ZX81 / Timex 1000 by Chris Oxlade.
Ex-girlfriend is not because a friend problem – Android & iOS apps – Free
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Branch search type suspense novel.
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IF MY HEART HAD WINGS Ltd. Ed. – Android & iOS apps – Free play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.mediac3.imh&a... itunes.apple.com/app/if-my-heart-had-wings-ltd.-ed./id876...
Set in Kazegaura, a suburb in Japan, just outside of Tokyo, ‘If My...
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Hasbro - Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back Hoth Ice Planet Adventure Game
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Vintage graphics I made in 1997 for a version of the 'El Diablero' Adventure Game.
Screen Text:
'I AM NEXT TO A POOL OF BLUISH WATER.
I SEE:
NOTHING
OBVIOUS EXITS ARE:
WEST, SOUTH.
WHAT DO I DO NOW?'
The Original game was based on the Castenada books and was written for the Dragon 32 by Ken Kallsh and is available online to play using a Dragon32/64 emulator.
Author: Willie Crowther
Colossal Cave Adventure (often called Colossal Cave or Adventure) was the first adventure game and inspired all the adventures that came after it.
Drawing on his experiences playing Dungeons and Dragons and as a caver, Willie Crowther decided to create a game based on exploring Mammoth Cave in Kentucky to entertain his daughters, whom he was missing after his divorce. It was written in Fortran on a PDP-10; there were about 700 lines each of code and data.
In 1976, Don Woods found the program on a computer at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab and, after getting permission from Crowther, he expanded the program. Jim Gillogly (Rand Corporation) and Walt Bilofsky, founder of The Software Toolworks (later Mindscape), adapted the code for Heathkit and IBM personal computers and marketed it as "The Original Adventure," paying Crowther and Woods a small royalty after they endorsed it as the "official" version. Players who completed the game received a secret code which they could send to the company and receive a "Certificate of Wizardness."
On display: Printout of original Fortran source code and data, printed on a 9-pin dot matrix printer (running under Windows 7).
Certificate of Wizardness reproduction.
Vintage graphics I made in 1997 for a version of the 'El Diablero' Adventure Game.
Screen Text:
'I AM IN A CANYON, WITH SHEER WALLS ON BOTH SIDES.
I SEE:
A DIAMONDBACK SNAKE
OBVIOUS EXITS ARE:
WEST, EAST.
WHAT DO I DO NOW?'
The Original game was based on the Castenada books and was written for the Dragon 32 by Ken Kallsh and is available online to play using a Dragon32/64 emulator.
After playing Colossal Cave Adventure, Roberta Williams looked for similar games and, when none were to be found, she decided to write her own with husband Ken Williams doing the coding. She added simple static line drawings, creating the first graphical adventure, Mystery House, with a plot based on Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None. Her next game, The Wizard and the Princess: Adventure in Serenia, added fill color to the graphics.
With King's Quest I, Sierra brought animated graphics to the genre. The characters could be moved behind and in front of the objects in the scenery, which was drawn with perspective, giving the illusion of 3-D space. While Sierra would soon become the best-known developer of adventure games, the first release of King's Quest was a commercial failure. It became successful only after a long series of re-releases and improvements. Once King's Quest took off, Sierra branched into several franchises, including Space Quest, Police Quest, and Quest for Glory.
Paralleling Sierra's rise in adventure games was Lucasfilm Games, a competing company making similar games. Lucasfilm Games was able to tap into the franchises of its parent company, Lucasfilm, and produced a line of adventure games based around Indiana Jones. While it is likely best known for The Secret of Monkey Island, Lucasfilm produced many other popular and important adventure games, including Sam and Max, Day of the Tentacle, and Loom. Maniac Mansion was the first game to remove typing text entirely from the adventure, and their Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion (SCUMM) was built to allow a point-and-click interface.
By 1990, Lucasfilm and Sierra had distinctly different adventure game philosophies. Sierra games contained many instant-death hazards, ranging from the obvious to the unexpected. Worse, avoiding those hazards was by no means a guarantee of success, as several Sierra games were notorious for situations where the player could simply miss a critical item, rendering the game unwinnable.
Conversely, Lucasfilm games were nearly impossible to lose. You were almost, if not entirely, guaranteed to be able to save the game at any point and know that you could still reach the ending. Several Lucasfilm games parodied the Sierra approach, with jokes poking fun at the ability to "lose", sometimes including fake Sierra-style death screens.
Colossal Cave Adventure swept through colleges across country via the ARPAnet (the precursor to the Internet). By May, 1977, the game had been solved at MIT by a group called the Dynamic Modeling Group who believed that they could improve upon Colossal Cave. Working on a PDP-10 in MUDDLE (MDL), Dave Lebling wrote a command parser; Marc Blank, Bruce Daniels, and Tim Anderson worked on the design; and Blank and Anderson did the bulk of the coding. More sections of the map and puzzles were added over 1977-1979.
Infocom was incorporated in 1979 to be a commercial venture but with no fixed idea about what products would be developed. Selling Zork seemed like a good way to finance their future products. Joel Berez and Marc Blanc developed a virtual machine called the Z-machine Interpreter (ZIP) and the Zork Implementation Language (ZIL) that allowed Zork to run on a personal computer. The scaled down Zork was released for the TRS-80 Model I in 1980.
Infocom dominated the adventure genre for many years. Noted for rich language, imaginative plots and engaging characters, Infocom boasted that it relied on the world's best graphics processor - your brain. The graphics of the time were poor contenders. The demographics of computer owners (well educated and well-to-do) eliminated barriers to games that demanded a lot of reading. After an unsuccessful start with marketing by Personal Software, Inc., Infocom took over themselves, and they packaged the games with amusing extras that were sometimes essential to solving the game. Swamped by requests for help, they invented InvisiClues, booklets with invisible hints that were made visible by a special marker.
In 1982, work began on a relational database later named Cornerstone. A Business Division was formed, and the number of Infocom employees went from 32 to 100 to staff it. Game sales had slowed and the high-tech sector suffered a slowdown in 1985. Tensions developed between the game and business divisions, partly because the financial demands of Cornerstone left the game developers wihtout resources to innovate. Instead of the growth increase that had been expected to fund Cornerstone, revenues were stagnant. Competition from graphical games also impacted Infocom sales. In September, 1985, layoffs began; by the end of 1985, there were 40 employees left.
Cornerstone faced stiff competition in dBase, and although the product got excellent reviews, it did not capture a significant market share. In l986, Infocom merged with Activision. In 1989, Activision laid off more than half of Infocom's remaining employees and closed the Cambridge office. Only five of the remaining employees re-located. It was the end of Infocom and the Golden Age of the text adventure.
Golgo 13 x DOORS – Android & iOS apps – Freehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.cybird.android.golgo13.dooors01&hl=enhttps://itunes.apple.com/app/gorugo13-dooors/id1112401350&l=en
It topped the cumulative 23 million DL “DOOORS” The latest...
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Later games:
Space Quest V: The Next Mutation (1993)
Developer: Dynamix, Inc.
Publisher: Sierra On-Line, Inc.
In Roger Wilco's latest adventure, "He's Lean, He's Mean, and He's out to Clean..."
Mark Crowe moved to Dynamix after Sierra bought it in 1990. Space Quest V was the first Space Quest not designed by the "Two Guys From Andromeda;" Crowe designed it himself at Dynamix, while Scott Murphy moved on to other things at Sierra.
Space Quest V was the second Sierra game to have paid product placement from Sprint (the first was Leisure Suit Larry) , displaying the Sprint logo on billboards and after communications sequences in the game. The enclosed copy of tabloid newspaper Galactic Inquirer contains hints, ads that are typical of comic book ads, and articles about how a game is supposedly made.
The game is perceived by some as primarily a Star Trek spoof, and it is rife with Trek allusions. There are other popular culture references throughout, including Flash Gordon, Einstein, Elvis, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader, and "cameos" for other games including Pong, PacMan, and Asteroids.
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The Dig (1995)
Developer: LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC
Publisher: LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC
The Dig is based on an idea Stephen Spielberg had for an episode on his TV series, Amazing Stories. Work began in 1989 but the game was not released until 1995, setting a length of development record for a LucasArts adventure game. It included Spielberg, Orson Scott Card (dialogue), and Brian Moriarty (Loom) in the writing credits. There were four different project leaders until Sean Clark eventually completed the game. It remains the only purely science fiction game made by LucasArts.
A novel based on the game was written by Alan Dean Foster, also released as an audio book. The cover of the audio book shows four astronauts, a design from the Moriarty version of the game. The later versions had three astronauts as shown on the final game cover. The soundtrack by Michael Land was augmented by hundreds of chord samples from Wagner's works arranged on synthesizer and was released separately on an audio CD.
The history of The Dig is preserved online by the Dig Museum. The Dig was re-released online by Steam in 2009.
2011.008..002. Gift of Ben Wilhelm
By the late 1990s, the adventure game genre was in decline. Some credit this to Sierra's increasingly difficult games, which, by this point, nearly required a walkthrough to play. Lucasfilm games were still impossible to lose, but Lucasfilm had followed in Sierra's footsteps with puzzle difficulty, making them quite much harder to win. In 1990, Lucasfilm became part of LucasArts Entertainment Company, and in 1993 LucasArts became the name of the game division.
Grim Fandango was released in 1998 and received many awards including GameSpot's Game of the Year as well as extremely positive reviews. Despite this, sales were quite low and it was a commercial failure, the first LucasArts game that did not make a profit. In the aftermath, both LucasArts and Sierra canceled games in development, citing a change in the market.
The classic adventure game genre stagnated after Grim Fandango. The previously-rapid release of new games became a slow trickle, with only a small handful of notable games released between 1999 and 2006. Despite the industry-wide slump, niche franchises survived. Her Interactive's Nancy Drew series, which began with the 1988 release of Secrets Can Kill, continued into its second decade of steady releases.
The enduring popularity of the earlier classic adventure games received an oblique compliment when Homestar Runner, an animated Internet cartoon, released a text adventure parody, Thy Dungeonman, in 2004, followed by Peasant's Quest, a parody of Sierra's Quest titles. Peasant's Quest used a system closely modeled on Sierra's Adventure Game Interpreter, which was used to write the Quest games.
As the genre faded in the United States, it was on the rise in East Asia. Some of Japan's earliest games from the 1980s were bishoujo games (pretty girl games - a form of dating simulation) with eroge (erotic) content. In 1983 Portopia Serial Murder Case, a mystery, was released and set the stage for further development of the genre; Murder Club (also called J.B. Harold Murder Club) was one of the first released in the West (1986) and was received positively. In 2006, nearly 70% of PC games released in Japan were visual novel games. In an interesting reversal of the American tendency to convert movies into game franchises, these games are often adapted to become anime TV shows.
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App game is the emergence of...
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Romance visual novel game app, “Shall we date?”...
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Alice and stiffness – Android apps – Freehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tokyo.seec.AliceDoll&hl=en
Spine-chilling little fear – have forbidden dark fairy tale adventure game app.Mysterious system Gothic tale in which the fairy tale “Alice in...
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Escape adventure mystery has been packed into one room game...
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Early adventure games were frequently played via terminal systems, simple keyboard/display combinations that connected to an expensive central computer usually owned by a university or a large company. The terminal communicated with the server via an early modem. The earliest modems didn't connect directly to the phone jack, they used a device known as an "acoustic coupler" - literally a cradle that you would place the phone handset in, with a speaker and microphone set up to "talk" to the phone in binary.
The Dial-a-Grue device is the creation of Mitch Patenaude. It consists of an original unmodified terminal connected via a classic-style phone with a retrofitted amplifier which receives its data from an unmodified acoustically coupled modem. Although the modem talks to a coaster-sized modern computer running the actual game through Ubuntu Linux, the overall impression is very similar to the method that people would have originally used to run Zork.
A future version of Dial-a-Grue is intended to build the game hardware into the phone itself, eliminating the modem and the external computer entirely.
ROAD -escape game- – Android & iOS apps – Free
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Solve the mystery of the road, escape game app to go to your house.
Put the items...
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