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22 Aug, 2007

LGC 07: A New Beginning revealed

Wii News | Coming to the Wii, DS and PC.
German publisher Daedalic Entertainment has revealed its first internally developed project and it is titled A New Beginning. It's an interactive adventure game which focuses on the effects of global warming - we're sure Al Gore would approve.

Players will take control of two protagonists and explore their backgrounds. In total there are more than thirty characters in the game, and every part of the game has been animated by hand. Like all adventure titles you'll need to solve challenging puzzles and no doubt there will be a lot of clicking to be done as well.

First images of the game can be found in our media panel. A New Beginning is set for release in 2008 on the Wii, DS and PC.
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8 Comments
tootie_kicks
4 years ago
This was what the Wii's pointer, and DS's stylus were made for!

Excitement++
ittekimasu
4 years ago
nice looking forward to this game, its heavily story based correct like... uh hotel dusk? if so then i'm even looking forward to it even more!
ret the roman
4 years ago
MEH hippies game.
tootie_kicks
4 years ago
retroman wrote
MEH hippies game.
Not that long ago all the great games were adventure games: King's Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Escape from Monkey Island, Day of the Tenticle, Grim Fandango, and I'm sure the list could go on.

It's about time the great age of adventure games was resurrected on the carcuses of bland, unimaginitive, derivitive FPSs!
?oe?oe
4 years ago
^And Indy!

Wii and DS are bringing sexy (adventure) back. But PC could've still done it. I didn’t really like Another Code, but I liked Hotel Dusk. I know SUDA is bringing the Silver Case games back to DS as well. But the subject of Global warming... yawno.
Karai Pantsu
4 years ago
tootie_kicks wrote
retroman wrote
MEH hippies game.
Not that long ago all the great games were adventure games: King's Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Escape from Monkey Island, Day of the Tenticle, Grim Fandango, and I'm sure the list could go on.

It's about time the great age of adventure games was resurrected on the carcuses of bland, unimaginitive, derivitive FPSs!
I think Retro was commenting more on the use of Global Warming in the plot than the style of game. To be honest, I'm a little worried about how it will be used in the story - Global Warming being such a 'buzzword' at the moment, and a vastly misunderstood topic in general. Still, that comment was unnecessary.
ret the roman
4 years ago
Karai Pantsu wrote
tootie_kicks wrote
retroman wrote
MEH hippies game.
Not that long ago all the great games were adventure games: King's Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Escape from Monkey Island, Day of the Tenticle, Grim Fandango, and I'm sure the list could go on.

It's about time the great age of adventure games was resurrected on the carcuses of bland, unimaginitive, derivitive FPSs!
I think Retro was commenting more on the use of Global Warming in the plot than the style of game. To be honest, I'm a little worried about how it will be used in the story - Global Warming being such a 'buzzword' at the moment, and a vastly misunderstood topic in general. Still, that comment was unnecessary.
Yea I was calling it a hippies game because of the storyline.

I love adventyre games tho but this I wouldent buy.
tootie_kicks
4 years ago
retroman wrote
Karai Pantsu wrote
tootie_kicks wrote
retroman wrote
MEH hippies game.
Not that long ago all the great games were adventure games: King's Quest, Leisure Suit Larry, Escape from Monkey Island, Day of the Tenticle, Grim Fandango, and I'm sure the list could go on.

It's about time the great age of adventure games was resurrected on the carcuses of bland, unimaginitive, derivitive FPSs!
I think Retro was commenting more on the use of Global Warming in the plot than the style of game. To be honest, I'm a little worried about how it will be used in the story - Global Warming being such a 'buzzword' at the moment, and a vastly misunderstood topic in general. Still, that comment was unnecessary.
Yea I was calling it a hippies game because of the storyline.

I love adventyre games tho but this I wouldent buy.
sorry, misunderstanding. I thought the 'hippie' remark was aimed at the adventure game bit (in hindsight, i don't know why).
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