The Cold Hotspot part 4 looks at future of adventures

Written by Marek Bronstring — July 30, 2005 at 17:31

AG's own staffer Beiddie Rafól ends his 4 part editorial for AdventureDevelopers.com on the state of adventure games on an optimistic yet cautious note.

Part 4 of The Cold Hotspot: A critique of the state of adventure games takes a look at many current and upcoming titles that should help the adventure game genre break the surface and overcome its obscurity in the past years:

"As discouraging as the state of the adventure game genre has been in the past several years, there is actually progress and betterment being achieved, if we stop and look closer. There are some trends being explored, new technology investigated, alternate ways for us to get games, and a gradual increase in games with more personality as well as higher quality. More importantly, there looks to be a hint of designing adventures to be more inviting and attractive to a larger market."