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How the Broken Sword remaster smooths out the point-and-click difficulty curve

Game Developer

Revolution Software co-founder Charles Cecil explains how the studio ditched '90s design conventions to reinvent Broken Sword for modern audiences.

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Preserving the Past With Charles Cecil: Game Developer Podcast Ep. 46

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Discussing point and click design with one of the masters of the genre: Charles Cecil.

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Cocos Creator 3.8.5 forum version

Cocos

Enhanced scene view selection logic for prefabs: First click selects the prefab root node. Subsequent clicks prioritize the target point and gradually select upward. Optimizations Improved drag-and-drop and UI indicators in the hierarchy manager to reduce misoperations. Improved tooltip effects in the property inspector.

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Jussi Kemppainen is exploring AI-assisted game development with Echoes of Somewhere

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point-and-click adventure game anthology series titled Echoes of Somewhere he’s exploring AI-assisted game development. “To produce a point and click game, and to document the creation of a partly AI-generated game.” With his free, experimental 2.5D His preliminary conclusion? “It

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Developers behind 80 games sign deals with SAG-AFTRA

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Named studios included Studio Wildcard (the team behind ARK Survival Evolved), Little Bat Games (an indie studio currently working on its debut title, Vampire Therapist), and Francisco Gonzales (the developer of a series of retro-style point-and-click adventures, including Rosewater and Lamplight City). Read more

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The Gray Man Releasing Sept 27

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Murderous Surrealist Point & Click Madness is coming to Steam on September 27, 2023!

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Full Throttle | Why I Love

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This entry was contributed by Christopher Mathes, the developer behind 'Agatha Christie in space' point-and-click murder mystery, Murder On Space Station 52. Why I Love is a series of guest editorials on GamesIndustry.biz intended to showcase the ways in which game developers appreciate each other's work. Read more