Is there anywhere where you've talked about your approach for art direction for this project/how you work? If not, I'm sure there'd be people beyond myself who'd be interested in hearing.

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That's a lot of work. I both envy you and am glad it's not me :D

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Neat. Is Rusty the only artist on the project?

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That's heaps more readable.

Also, flight sims yay!

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Ah, k. That makes a little more sense.

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Neat. What's the relationship to Ensign 1?

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Quoting: "Alex V.Sharp, post: 3355, member: 136"...let's wait and see what will happen. :rolleyes:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/66710809/double-fine-adventure/posts [External Link]
Well, that answers that :D

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I don't think you're giving Tim and Ron enough credit. My guess is (and it's all guesswork) that at least 30,000 of the backers are just adventure game fans who're keen to see something new.

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It's very unlikely. The SCUMMVM devs outline some reasons why it probably shouldn't be used for new projects [URL='http://scummvm.org/faq/#question.make-new-games']here[/URL].

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This item was added to the FAQ after the project met its target (whereas the same equivalent MacOS/iOS question was in there from the start). It's interesting to note that there appear to be hundreds of comments (I haven't read them all) on the Kickstarter project's comments page by people asking for Linux support.

Given that they've exceeded their target by 300%, and they've promised to take some level of direction from backers, I'm cautiously optimistic.

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