I don't normally like rogue-like games but this one look amazing!!

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I love ScummVM and it's great seeing they keep working on it :)

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Woohoo!

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This is the kind of game I'm interested in, really good news :D

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Quoting: marvin2711

Quoting: subAnyone knows if they use some kind of filter to "generate" the
new graphics (similar to what ScummVM supports) and
just manually "polished" it afterwards?

Tim Schafer was on Kotaku's podcast and confirmed that the artwork was completely repainted. The remaster supports widescreen, which also adds more content to each scene. I'm looking forward to it.

I wish they had done that for the remaster of Grim Fandango.

I can wait to get it on bundle and/or when the game is available for linux. I've got the original, there's no rush to buy it.

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Given it a second thought, this can be really good and different of other typical RPGs or turn into more of the same approach. I mean, will we have the real opportunity to be a sadistic bastard dictator? Can we create some sort of inquisition, censorship organism like KGB, et cetera? Or, on the other hand, will we be a misguided main character that after determined events see the truth and destroy the big bad boy?

Personally, my favorite idea about being evil always was the possibility of our group of characters trying to take over the current king/government/evil guy with all our good intentions turning up we were wrong and mess the world we're playing with completely. I don't recall having played something like that to be honest.

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Obsidian is my savior.

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XCOM, Magicka 2 and Rocket League.

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I backed them thinking of their Linux support, want to get rid of my Windows partition asap when I finish with few games, and now it seems that won't happen any time soon. Unprofessional is a way too nice word for what I'm thinking now to be honest.

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I haven't read the article as I want to be fully surprised when I buy it. The screenshots though remind me, somehow, of Hollywood Monsters a little bit. Which, with all its flaws, I enjoyed very much almost 20 years ago. If puzzles are good and dialogues are witty we could have an amazing graphic adventure :)

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