Good Afternoon Gameboomers!

After a very long time I'm finally happy to report some real news for the fourth Delaware game.

We are officially in pre-production. This means we're currently working on finalizing the story, design and puzzles before building the production schedule to put the game into development.

I am happy to say we're taking steps forward to provide the most immersive game experience yet thanks to a realtime 3D environment and full 360 degree camera view!

I'm excited for this project and hope you are too! I ask you give Delaware St. John a "like" on Facebook.

Delaware St. John on Facebook

This may not seem like much but the more people showing their support, the sooner this game will come to light! We've got 100 so far. Surely there's more Delaware fans out there! So please speak up and show your support!

I will share more information about a release date once we get into production. Thanks to everyone who's supported the game series over the years. I promise the fourth game will be worth the wait!

-Bryan

Good Luck Bryan, I just checked and I already previously "liked" the page so unfortunately I can't increase your count.

Ana

Hello Bryan

I am very glad to see that you are once again delving back into Delaware St John. But are you really only going to base your decision on whether or not you get lots of "Likes" on FaceBook? There must be tons of adventurers out there that want to see you continue this series but, like me, do no and do not want to participate in these so called social web sites. How about posting a Poll here and on other Adventure Game Forums giving the members a chance to vote on whether they would like to see Delaware 4? Might give you a better idea of the real number of "Likes" (still don't know what that means or why)out here in the adventure community.

Thanks for keeping us informed and for continuing to make the games for our pleasure.

Bryan,

GreyFuss is right. There are more of us than you might think who avoid Facebook, Twitter and the like, but do want to encourage you to continue making your games. Yet we have no way to do it publicly. So, maybe we're fossils but even fossils can enjoy adventure games - and we spend.

Gil.

@GreyFuss,

To be clear, I'm not making any decision based on Facebook, I am making the game. But showing the popularity of things often makes projects happen much quicker and easier than not. I realize only a small percent of people who love adventure games participate in adventure sites just as I realize a lot of people who use adventure sites don't like the "social network" thing. But a LOT of people still use the popularity of things on sites like Facebook to gauge interest.

I'm just trying to build as good a showing I can of fans in what tends to be the most popular fashion. I'm definitely open to other ways to show public interest if you've got suggestions

-Bryan

Wonderful news! I've been hoping to hear this for a long time.

Thank you for the explanation Bryan

Count me in as showing my public interest.

Cheers

Done.

Have always enjoyed your work, from Inherent Evil to the DSJ series. Hope to see plenty more.

As always, thanks for your support!

-Bryan

I don't have a account on facebook or other social site, so I can not show my support that way.

Here is my support here for Delaware St John 4 - Asylum of the Lost

Whooppeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I have just replayed DSJ for the umpteenth time and was quite sad at the end that there probably wouldn't be any more, now I can anticipate.

When When When??

I am very pleased to hear this... and yes I do Facebook and have posted there as well. Thanks Brian for giving us consistently great games to play.

Oops! Sorry! I see (too late) that this subject has already been posted!

Glad you're on the way to getting Delaware 4, done sure have been wondering what, who, when, how.
Charllotte

Just " liked" you.Can't wait for the game

I don't use Facebook but I'm certainly a big fan of the Deleware games. Woo Hoo.

Will the game be playable if no 3d card? Believe it or not there are still many of us that do NOT have that (can't afford newer pc). Is it possible to make a game where there would be an option to still play if no 3d?

Hi Gamenut,

As far as I'm aware any computer purchased in the last 8 years or so have built-in 3D, even if they don't have a card dedicated to it. That being said, we're going to use an engine that's been proven to work on a very wide range of computers. However, if in the off chance your computer cannot do 3D at all, no, you would not be able to play the game I'm afraid.

-Bryan

I "liked" as well. Best wishes Brian! Love your games!!!