Oh boy, oh boy!

It's released! And I'm going to bed...

really nice game :D well worth the wait, well done Matt.. i am stuck though lol noticed two tiny mistakes but nothing that effects the game at all

Great Game! I found a "director player error" but just pressed "yes" and it continue to work and didn't quit. and another thing, I'm stuck as well: How can I find the other gold plate?(I cant find it on the shelf) :?:

Merci, Noodle. Hint: There should be a blue book on the shelf to the left ... take that.

Awesome game. All the little animations in each room really brought the world to life.

Your water helped a lot, too!

finished lol Fantastic game Matt, love the backgrounds, characters, animation and a cool original story, and logical puzzles 8) i really hope the game is successful for you so whats next? :D

Amazing!
That truly was a tour de force, Matt. Awesome game. I just finished it and was blown away with the detail. Each room was a feast for the eyes. And awesome animations...little nuances like Nora's eyes rolling across the page as she reads were great! You set the bar high for adventure game creation! Now you know people are going to start bugging you for a sequel...

Re: Amazing!
Thanks so much guys :D I'm really glad you like it! So whats next? Now you know people are going to start bugging you for a sequel... Well ... I bug myself for that, too.

I haven't weighed in publicly yet, so I guess I'd better. The thing that I can't get past is just how similar this IS to an old-school LEC adventure. All the crazy little nuances are there: Nora is reading, but puts the book down when you start dialog with her. Then she'll resume her reading animation when you end the conversation sequence. Crazy little stuff like that. I laughed at myself last night as I was capturing a screenshot for your featured article... I carefully walked Nathan behind a bush to hide as much of him from the scene as possible, and it occurred to me that I used to do that ALL the time to get scenes from LEC games. It was a serious moment of deja-vu! So, needless to say I have spent a LOT of hours studying the interactive methodologies of old LEC games... like how cursors respond or how sequences play out. Without having a clue as to what I was doing, I tried to build controls for as many of those things that I noticed as I could (like custom talk animations, etc). However, I've never really known if my control designs are capable of reproducing that LEC magic. Matt has finally proven–definitively–that they are. So for that... Thanks Matt.

the attention to detail is what you'd expect from a commercial game, the wink from Greg character cracked me up.. kinda spooky because it seemed directed AT me lol the game also does Greg's work proud too and shows just what Lassie is capable of, definitely has raised the bar