I just found this and got a just a tiny bit excited.
The original HGTTG text adventure fills a part of my soul that I imagine memories of football games with that goofy uncle fills the souls of those more athletic and possibly healthier people that I know. It was like reading the book all over again from a different (and at times more frustrating) angle.
Turning the game into a click and point game sounds great... but I'm going to have to try it before I say anything. A lot of the humor that I loved from the original was because it was Douglas Adams writing it, and the man was a bit of a wordsmith (or wordsmythe, as I like to imagine would be printed on his business card). Turning it into a point and click I fear may cause some of that awesomeness to be lost.
I loved point and click games. I spent many an hour in certain mansions and islands. I feel like when Batman and Robin would show up on Scooby Doo. I just hope it doesn't turn out like Batman and Robin on Scooby Doo. I don't think I liked that episode.
The original HGTTG text adventure fills a part of my soul that I imagine memories of football games with that goofy uncle fills the souls of those more athletic and possibly healthier people that I know. It was like reading the book all over again from a different (and at times more frustrating) angle.
Turning the game into a click and point game sounds great... but I'm going to have to try it before I say anything. A lot of the humor that I loved from the original was because it was Douglas Adams writing it, and the man was a bit of a wordsmith (or wordsmythe, as I like to imagine would be printed on his business card). Turning it into a point and click I fear may cause some of that awesomeness to be lost.
I loved point and click games. I spent many an hour in certain mansions and islands. I feel like when Batman and Robin would show up on Scooby Doo. I just hope it doesn't turn out like Batman and Robin on Scooby Doo. I don't think I liked that episode.
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