Ron Gilbert on Thimbleweed Park, what made adventure games great, and VR skepticism
Playing Thimbleweed Park is like discovering a lost LucasArts adventure game that’s been hidden in a closet for 25 years. Ron Gilbert, the man...
Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick team up for spiritual successor to Maniac Mansion
The game is on Kickstarter with a goal of $375,000.
Gaming art for your new Twitter header: The ’80s (part 2)
Twitter header images featuring games like Strider, Double Dragon, and The Legend of Zelda to decorate your profile.
Developer Ron Gilbert unravels the mysteries of The Cave and calls time of death on physical media (interview)
Underground carnies sounds like something from our nightmares, but it actually makes for a somewhat enjoyable adventure game.
Jedi, fedoras, and carpal tunnel: A history of LucasArts
What if LucasArts never existed? What if the irascible filmmaker, beloved (and despised) the world over for his invaluable contributions to the pop-culture lexicon, had stuck to making space operas and juvenile fantasies about archeologists in fedora hats? What if George Lucas never entered the arena of gaming 30 years ago?
The adventure-game renaissance continues with The Cave
The Cave from Sega and Double Fine Productions is an adventure-game fan’s dream come true. The downloadable title combines seven switchable personalities, Double Fine’s...
Help fund Tim Schafer and Ron Gilbert’s new adventure game, go bowling with them (updated)
Update: Double Fine Adventure collects over $680,000 within first day As of 9 a.m. PST, more than 16,000 backers had pledged a total of...