Martin, I'm so pleased you keep an eye on what is being said about your wonderful and imaginative adventures, you do care! The idea of having to interview those kids one after the other in Overclocked, having to prompt them to get more in overlapping stories, was nothing short of genius in the genre. And the complexity of a well research developing story, just like for Moment of Silence, is simply a treat missing in most adventures. I love personal drama, how the hero must deal with having lost a kid or a drinking problem leading to a divorce and professional issues. All in such quality environments and well-designed graphics.
What are you working on now? What is your team doing now? I hope you do get to make another great conspiracy adventure game on that kind of scale. And if it is not via Kickstarter, maybe one of the new studios dedicated to adventures that were financed lately, like Pinkerton Road, will contact you once they are in cruising speed. The industry is in dire need of your talent. Kickstarter has shown that it was far from being dead. And never be discouraged by negative reviews from people who usually love RPGs and FPS games, there are many of us out there who love adventures.
Now I’m going to try to install Mystery of the Druids on Windows 7. If I could have played it again recently, it would have made my top 20 this year. And if I had discovered Overclocked before I voted, it would have been near the top of my list. Moment of Silence is my 8th favourite of all time on the List for 2012, and Martin I saw many others who have voted for your adventures in their top 20.
Moment of Silence is simply perfection on every level, I played it every year since it came out, and again recently (I had trouble getting that UK DVD to work on Windows 7, I had to buy a different version in the end).
Oh, so 15 Days is another one I missed. Thank you PolloDiablo for letting me know, it looks fantastic with yet again a most original story line. I see it can be bought and downloaded from the Adventure Shop for a tenner. I know what I’ll be doing now…
Martin, I found your website, the one page jpeg:
http://gantefoehr.com/Frankly, you should update this with a few interesting things about the games you made and loved. And present as a pitch a new concept for an adventure game that could potentially be picked up. Just a suggestion…