[dark13feel]

Is there any 3d adventure game exept dreamfal, broken sword 3 and myst 5?

[Hammerite]

Grim Fandango, Escape from Monkey Island, Simon The Sorcerer 3D, Fahrenheit, Hitman series (if your definition of adventure games is rather broad) and so on and so forth

[Terramax]

Ankh (point and click), Schizm 2... I'm pretty sure this thread was started a few weeks ago by someone else?

[Junkface]

Don't forget Gabriel Knight 3 and the Bone games. I sadly haven't played the Tex Murphy games but have heard references to their 3Dness. Grim Fandango and Escape from Monkey Island aren't full 3D, but rather 3D characters on 2D backgrounds.

[dark13feel]

Originally Posted by Terramax

Ankh (point and click), Schizm 2... I'm pretty sure this thread was started a few weeks ago by someone else?

Sorry i am new here.I just want some 3d adventure to play

[Solid Snake]

Runaway,D 1-2,Shadow of Destiny,Glass Rose,Westerner/Wanted ,Alone in the Dark,80 days,Journey to the Centre of Earth,Simon the Sorcerer 3d, Zork Nemesis and Zork Grand Inquisitor are some adventure games in 3d. Return to Mysterious Island,Syberia 1-2,Paradise,Still Life,Midnight Nowhere,Post Mortem,Crime Stories/Martin Mystere and Longest Journey are also partly 3d adventure games.

[Karmillo]

Normality

[kuze]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

Runaway,Broken Sword 3 ,D 1-2,Shadow of Destiny,Glass Rose,Westerner/Wanted ,Midnight Nowhere,Alone in the Dark,80 days,Return to Mysterious Island,Journey to the Centre of Earth,Simon the Sorcerer 3d,Martin Mystere,Atlantis V, Zork Nemesis and Zork Grand Inquisitor are some adventure games in 3d.Syberia 1-2,Paradise,Still Life,Post Mortem and Longest Journey are also partly 3d

Runaway? Syberia? Longest Journey? Having 3D models for some characters doesn't qualify the game to be 3D.

[Crapstorm]

The only truly 3D videogame that I can think of (i.e. stereoptic images are viewed by both eyes to produce a sense of depth) is a vector-graphic tank game that was in the arcades in the mid-'80s. I think it was called Battlezone. There must have been others. Why haven't there been any adventure games using this simple technique? Are 3D glasses too expensive to include in a jewelcase?

[Solid Snake]

Originally Posted by kuze

Runaway? Syberia? Longest Journey? Having 3D models for some characters doesn't qualify the game to be 3D.

Read the post carefully I said PARTLY 3d.

[kuze]

Originally Posted by Solid Snake

Read the post carefully I said PARTLY 3d.

Sorry, it was kind of hard to read due to lack of whitespaces after the commas. But point taken.

[CMK2901]

The only truely 3D games I can think of are:

Gabriel Knight 3
Myst 5
Uru

Beyond those, it's pretty much all 2.5D and 2D, as far as I've played.

[Gordon Bennett]

The Mercenary series are all first-person 3D adventures. They are much older than all of the others, so the visuals are quite dated, but they're still thoroughly brilliant games.

[EyeDE]

Originally Posted by Crapstorm

The only truly 3D videogame that I can think of (i.e. stereoptic images are viewed by both eyes to produce a sense of depth) is a vector-graphic tank game that was in the arcades in the mid-'80s. I think it was called Battlezone. There must have been others. Why haven't there been any adventure games using this simple technique? Are 3D glasses too expensive to include in a jewelcase?

I've Played Uru with 3d glassed :O It's was awesome. Went trough the whole thing again to see all the different areas, it was amazing to see a lot of the detail that I had not noticed when just barging through the game in 2d.

I have to admit, I did get quite a headache when playing 3D

-Lynx-