VideoGamer.com writes: "To many, Charles Cecil is the most important game developer in the world. As managing director of York developer Revolution Software Cecil was responsible for point and click adventure game classics Beneath a Steel Sky and the hugely successful Broken Sword series, games that still enjoy a loyal and vociferous fan base today. So when the opportunity to interview the gaming legend presented itself at the launch of Raise the Game, a £450,000 campaign which aims to drive growth and innovation in the UK games industry, we jumped head first at the chance. Read on for news on the next Broken Sword, the possibility of a movie and the state of UK games development. Brace yourself, he pulls no punches..."
Humble Bundle just added three games to Humble Monthly’s Humble Trove. The games that were added include Blackguards, Broken Sword 4: The Angel of Death, Shady Knight.
The Humble Trove is a catalog of 60+ DRM-free games and Humble Originals. New titles are added every month as a perk for Humble Monthly subscribers. Humble Monthly subscribers are free to download and play the entire catalog.
Tony Warriner is a video game designer and programmer who wrote his first game when he was still at school. In 1990 he co-founded Revolution Software with Charles Cecil, Noirin Carmody and David Sykes and together they went on to create some of the greatest adventure games of all time, including Beneath a Steel Sky (1994) and Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars (1996). Broken Sword: The Serpent’s Curse was recently announced and the support from fans has been overwhelming – Alternative Magazine Online is therefore proud to present an exclusive online interview with Mr Warriner, where we discuss Broken Sword 5 and the history of Revolution Software in depth.
Great interview and can't wait to play new Broken Sword game. And yes, maybe someone doesn't know about campaign. Be sure to check link - http://www.kickstarter.com/...
“Paris in the Fall. The last months of the year and the end of the millenium.” This is the opening line to the debut Broken Sword title, The Shadow of the Templars, and the beginning of a long love affair for point and click fans with an adventurous American by the name of George Stobbart.
