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Digital PC games distributor GOG.com has been teasing that a new publisher was coming to the platform, with an announcement planned to be made tomorrow, October 28. Before that could happen, the new partnership with Disney (the owner of Lucasfilm) will bring "about" 30 LucasArts games to the site. It didn't indicate which other games were part of the deal, but did say we can expect to see the rest in the months ahead.

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Added: 24.10.2014 17:12 | 6 views | 0 comments


According to a countdown banner on the front page of GOG.com, the popular digital distribution service will be revealing a new major publisher they've signed whose games will subsequently be made available for sale on the site. A tech-savvy GOG user did a bit of poking around the site, and found a number of images (all related to LucasArts games) that will presumably appear at certain stages of the countdown, hinting that the publisher will be Disney.

Added: 24.10.2014 8:12 | 10 views | 0 comments


Randal's Monday is a point-and-click adventure much like the classic LucasArts games - Day of the Tentacle, Monkey Island and so forth. However, it has taken cues from more recent games, as the opening cutscene could shame some of Hideo Kojima's best with Metal Gear Solid 4-sized lengths. At least these are somewhat interactive, if not as emotional.

Added: 23.10.2014 16:06 | 4 views | 0 comments


http://store.steampowered.com/app/324610/ Welcome to an enchanting world of curiosities in The Shopkeeper, where a humble antiques shop forms a Pandora’s Box of treasures and each unique item comes with its own hidden past- some quirky, some macabre. Delve into the hidden depths to reveal a fascinating storyline and source the right gift for a customer’s fussy relative. Choose wisely and be careful what you touch as you will face a number of unexpected consequences! The Shopkeeper is a point-and-click narrative game set in a space between the Twilight Zone, classic LucasArts adventures, and Antiques Roadshow.

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Verse Publications have entered into a partnership with Mastertronic to bring its point-and-click adventure game, The Shopkeeper, to PC this October via Steam. The developers describe The Shopkeeper as a fusion between "the Twilight Zone, classic LucasArts adventures, and the Antiques Roadshow". It's a short-form multi-path game, designed for several play-throughs. The game looks like a graphic novel in style, drawn by comic artist James Brothwell, with the narrative being co-written by director Tom De Roeck and veteran RPG designer James Wallis.

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Meet one of the most ambitious shooters LucasArts never made.
The dropship barrels out of the clouds like a grenade flying into a foxhole, sweeping across the rooftops of a city contorted by laser fire. You're able to take a few potshots at distant foes before the craft touches down in a square. Helmets glinting in the light of Tatooine's twin suns, the Imperial squad sprints round a corner to where a trio of wounded Stormtroopers hug the sides of a floating bomb as it wallows towards the Rebel lines.

Added: 06.10.2014 11:12 | 10 views | 0 comments


Zombies, Zombie, Zombies. The undead have taken over, movies, TV shows, and video games alike. Given, each story has its own version of what a zombie is but none the less we still love it them anyway. While playing games like Black Ops or Dead Island I find myself thinking of the first time I can recall playing a game with zombies. For me that game is Zombies Ate My Neighbors. Zombies Ate My Neighbors released on July 19th, 1993. This 55 leveled action packed zombie filled rescue mission of a game was originally developed by LucasArts and was published by Konami. Oh how awesome was this game, yea it had zombies but there was so much more. This was truly every sci-fi kids wet dream. Villains ranging from aliens to vampires and an armory of the finest weaponry like Uzi squirt guns and soda cans this game really had it all.

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Developed with help from ex-LucasArts game designer Bill Tiller

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Double Fine's Tim Schafer said that he would love to remaster more LucasArts adventure games he worked on, though