I found AGS to be slow at high resolutions and difficult to run the program itself. However, I found SLUDGE to be much more flexible, easy to use, and capable of making much more satisfying results. I'm not saying either engine is better than the other overall - I'm just saying that I like SLUDGE better. The downside of SLUDGE is its lack of compatibility with anything but TGAs, and the fact that it costs $50 to register.
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Some of my games, like Day of the Alien: Tentacles Ate My Babysitter, Goodbye Monkey Island, and Maniac Mars are at Beyond the Pogo
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