The Cave
May 23, 2012 ten past ten pm
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Posted by chrisis on May 24, 2012 eight am
Posted by BigWhoop on May 24, 2012 eight am
Posted by suppafoxe on May 24, 2012 quarter past eight am
it looks like it will be out on [redacted] too! nice
Posted by Tentacle Chow on May 24, 2012 twenty past eight am
I keep thinking it looks like it's got a TRINE vibe with the different archetypes and all...
Posted by SirPrimalform on May 24, 2012 twenty past eight am
Posted by Doom on May 24, 2012 twenty five to nine am
Is it ok if i send you by mail my credit card number to pre-order it ?
regards,
Posted by Ron Gilbert on May 24, 2012 five to ten am
Posted by Andrea on May 25, 2012 five to three pm
Posted by Someone on May 24, 2012 twenty to nine am
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Posted by Duffadash on May 24, 2012 twenty five past two pm
Posted by Bert on May 29, 2012 ten to eleven am
Posted by ophelia on May 29, 2012 two pm
Posted by Ron Gilbert on May 29, 2012 five past two pm
Posted by Danaroth on May 30, 2012 quarter to three am
These guys are... running
Posted by Ron Gilbert on May 30, 2012 twenty past eight am
Posted by Andrea on May 31, 2012 twenty to two am
Posted by Danaroth on Jun 1, 2012 ten to one am
Posted by Ken on May 24, 2012 quarter past nine am
I just wish it was announced closer to release because it's going to be so painful waiting for this now.
Posted by Questy on May 24, 2012 quarter to ten am
Great idea, great mood, great vibes, great concept, great art design, great graphic, GREAT GAME !!! GREAT GREAT GRAET!!!
Posted by Andrea on May 24, 2012 five to ten am
Posted by Mag on May 24, 2012 five to ten am
Posted by Olga on May 24, 2012 twenty five past ten am
I was hoping for a classic Instant-Classic-Point&Click Adventure.
Posted by Pablo on May 24, 2012 twenty to four pm
Posted by Bert on May 29, 2012 quarter to eleven am
Posted by Pablo on May 24, 2012 twenty to eleven am
http://www.destructoid.com/preview-double-fine-ventures-into-the-cave-227966.phtml
Posted by chrisis on May 24, 2012 twenty past eleven am
http://derstandard.at/1336697833169/PC-und-Konsole-The-Cave-Neues-Adventure-des-Monkey-Island-Schoepfers
Posted by Ron Gilbert's fan on May 24, 2012 noon
Ron Gilbert, you are a god, your games are so funny.
Bon, un petit mot en fran�ais : merci monsieur Ron Gilbert pour vos Point and Click mythiques des ann�es 90, ce sont juste des jeux cultes. J'ai ador� Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion et Deathspank.
Chapeau Ron.
Posted by k0SH on May 24, 2012 noon
Looks like a funny great jump�n�run but nothing revolutionary new.
Ok ok, now hand over the game internaly and work with Tim on the DFA!
And just send me the bank account info (don't forget the routing number) of that Doom-guy and I'll just withdraw the correct amount for you!
So you�ve had much more time to concentrate on DFA!
Big thanks in advance!
Posted by Ron Gilbert on May 24, 2012 ten past noon
Posted by Andrea on May 24, 2012 half past noon
I totally trust you. I used to be a point'n'click purist, but after Psychonauts and Stacking I learned that adventure games aren't about pointing and clicking, they're just about plot, narration and adventure itself.
Oh, and some recent point'n'click adventures suck so bad so... bring it on!
Posted by Shinetop on May 24, 2012 twenty to four pm
Posted by k0SH on May 24, 2012 twenty five to one pm
You always started a meditation about "What is an Adventure Game?" months ago. Liked that.
So, if you categorize Limbo as an adventure than we definitely have one with The Cave.
Limob was a great experience but no adventure game.
More a brain game jump�n�run (like The Cave? :-) ).
But it looks like huge fun so happy to play it asap!
And besides that I�m looking forward to the real next classic DF adventure game - DFA :-)
Posted by k0SH on May 24, 2012 five past one pm
"Das kniffelige Jump'n'Run wird Anfang 2013 f�r Konsolen und PC erscheinen." (source German SEGA YT-channel).
But fine with me if you fooled them for getting the budget ;-)
Posted by Sworcerer on Jul 15, 2012 quarter past three pm
Posted by UQRAX on May 24, 2012 twenty past noon
I lolled at the title too. During the Double Fine Adventure Kickstarter Completion Party � people were talking about Ron being in his man-cave. Har.
Posted by Landon on May 24, 2012 twenty five past noon
http://www.insidegamingdaily.com/2012/05/24/double-fine-announces-adventure-game-the-cave-due-out-next-year/
Posted by Kamran Draeger on May 24, 2012 twenty five to one pm
Posted by Dant on May 24, 2012 twenty five to one pm
http://www.gamezebo.com/games/cave/preview
Posted by arensb on May 24, 2012 twenty past one pm
Posted by jorge on May 24, 2012 quarter to two pm
Posted by thenox on May 24, 2012 five to two pm
can't wait to play it
Posted by Graham on May 24, 2012 two pm
http://twinfinite.net/blog/2012/05/24/news-sega-to-publish-new-double-fine-game/
Posted by thenox on May 24, 2012 ten to three pm
Posted by Thomas on May 24, 2012 five to three pm
First speculations ( http://www.sega-portal.de/blog/7812/bringt-sega-das-neue-spiel-von-monkey-island-schopfer-ron-gilbert-auf-den-markt/ ) as well as revelation ( http://www.sega-portal.de/blog/7869/the-cave-sega-und-double-fine-production-stellen-adventure-offiziell-vor/ ).
We are so excited!
Posted by thenox on May 24, 2012 ten past three pm
Posted by Chris on May 24, 2012 twenty past three pm
What are the chances of getting a boxed version for the PC with cover art by Steve Purcell? :)
Posted by Andrea on May 25, 2012 quarter past two am
Posted by Chris on May 26, 2012 twenty past two pm
I figure if some of the indie developers are able to offer up a limited boxed versions of their games, then it wouldn't be out of reach from a larger publisher.
http://homehorror.com/#preorder
http://indiegames.com/2012/04/locomalitos_games_available_in.html
Anyways, I can only dream. :) If anything, I'll just have to make my own box. I just printed out posters for all the old Lucas Art games... I hope I'm not breaking some law? :O
Posted by Pablo on May 24, 2012 twenty to four pm
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Posted by Mxy on May 25, 2012 twenty five past midnight
Posted by Roland Austinat on May 25, 2012 quarter past two am
http://www.gamersglobal.de/angetestet/the-cave
Posted by Mdrop on May 25, 2012 five to four am
I follow you since Maniac Mansion on my C64 (o my GOD I was a kid!!!) and I have never lost one of your games. Litterally I grow up with your games.
Monkey duology (1&2) was such a defining experience.
...I still believe that there is one alternative and better reality where people have enjoyed Your TRUE Monkey 3 as well as Star Wars Sequel trilogy... Well, and many other goods and importants things...
Can wait for "The Cave"!!!
Ron, you will have my money, as always!!!
Posted by Kotzi on May 25, 2012 half past one pm
The game looks great, we can't wait! :D
Posted by George on May 26, 2012 twenty five past two pm
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Posted by Nephilim on May 29, 2012 twenty to one am
As a huge fan of Monkey Island and Ron's work in general, I was happy to learn about an exhibition about video games in the Smithsonian American Art museum. Sorry if this might have been mentioned by someone else already. In this case I just missed it - then just ignore my post ;)
The exhibition is about video games of the past and present and about their connection to art. There's an article and a short photo series about it in a German online news magazine, and one photo features Monkey Island.
I laughed out loud when I saw the photo of two guys looking at Monkey Island as if it was a painting of Leonardo da Vinci. It seems that video game art is finally getting the attention it deserves.
I'm pretty sure these pictures are somehow copyrighted, so I'm just posting a link to the article and that one specific photo.
Picture
German article
Greetings,
Nephilim
Posted by Fan on May 30, 2012 five past four am
Posted by David T. Marchand on Jun 2, 2012 twenty past seven pm
Posted by Mark on Jun 7, 2012 twenty five past four am
Thank you for your info.
Posted by yayo on Jun 7, 2012 twenty five past eleven am
why the heck...?
Posted by Ken and Roberta on Jun 12, 2012 twenty past eleven am
Posted by Gabarts on Jun 25, 2012 half past four am
Posted by Argentina on Nov 12, 2012 twenty past ten pm
Saludos, tomas