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[Mnemonic]

(and unofficial, now making Čurina)

I read about it. It's a wme game?

[Net]

I read about it. It's a wme game?

Yes, it is.

[Mnemonic]

Ah, cool. I didn't know

[Net]

Now you do 

[urufan56]

I'm Urufan56

I'm 13
I live in the U.S
I'm a student and a game hobbiest

Games
1. Myst 1,2, and 3
2. Myst 4,5, and Uru(6)
3. Revelation (My WME game)     

[mattybennett]

Hi all,

We'll, I'm Matthew. From Worcester, UK.
I'm 32 and I teach. In fact I course lead the BTEC Interactive Games Design course and adventure games are one of a series of games I ask the students to produce.

Fav games? At the moment I''m a big fan of work by Jonathan Boakes and am playing "The Lost Crown" at the moment which I think is amazing. http://www.thelostcrown.co.uk/

[metamorphium]

Hello Matthew,

is your address (email) valid? I'd like to contact you re. BTEC IGD. We at JAMU are always looking for cooperation for our soon to be opened multimedia study program. Please PM me if you'll be interested in any sort of mutual cooperation.

And welcome aboard!

[glennster]

Hi all,

Just wanted to say hi, I'm enjoying playing around with WME. I have a few game ideas but I'm not much of an artist. I'm a middle aged utility worker in California. Programming and graphics are a great hobby. My web site is www.yodaloo.com

warcraft junkie.

ttyl,
glennster

[Mutinate]

Hello all.  I'm British, interesting in affordable ways to do scripted interactive storytelling about real places.  I teach computer games, among other things. Wintermute seems an ideal engine, especially as it's powerful, being actively developed, is reasonably-well documented, and is completely free and royalty-free even for commercial products.

[Mutinate]

Hello all.  I'm British, interesting in affordable ways to do scripted interactive storytelling about real places.  I teach computer games (not production), among other things. Wintermute seems an ideal engine, especially as it's powerful, being actively developed, is reasonably-well documented, and is completely free and royalty-free even for commercial products.

[dotajames]

Hi all,

I just switched over from SLUDGE to Wintermute, and I must say I'm extremely impressed by it so far Everything I could have asked for seems to be a feature already!

The website for the game I'm currently working on is http://www.dotagame.com

[OrOrNil4Evr]

Hi, i'm 41 currently Madison WI USA. Claims adjuster for major auto insurance comp , do cg and now game making in spare time.
Favorite game is always the one im playing,lol
seriously like many, mostly first person shooters, about to start a game project with my 8 yr old son, he will be the idea guy, and my job will be to make it. Hopefully we can get something that he can share with his schoolmates that HE made. He would LOVE that.

[Catacomber]

Hi, I'm a cat.  And love to code games.  Wintermute is new to me but I'm having fun and have learned a lot thanks to the very detailed online book.

[Connway]

Age: 19
Loc: Washington, USA
Occupation: Right now I'm a student at DigiPen. Been fond of this engine for a while so I decided to make a game for it after my first semester.
Favorite Adventure Games:
1) King's Quest V
2) Space Quest VI
3) Hmm, I like too many. The White Chamber, Mind's Eye, Longest Journey, Blackwell Unbound, ...

[Gaignund]

Hiya! Thought I'd do this too

I'm 20, Male
From Sweden
I'm studying videogame design at a university

Loom, Grim Fandango, Fahrenheit (Not in order)
It's hard to just name 3, of course I love alot more and I'm very interested in the adventure/point and click genré
I chose those 3 because,
Loom - It's a short and absolutely stunning tale with beautiful aestethic visual (besides I'm also a sucker for those pixels )
Grim Fandango - It's amazing, If you havn't played it, do it now
Fahrenheit - Besides giving us one of the coolest trailers of all time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAi0Uy02WDs
                  I love it for what it actually is. When this came out the point and click genré was pretty much dead, hanging on a lose thread. Then this game came out and kicked ass with it's new type of direction in which it stirred the genré in. It's gameplay and design is on par with the design at that time

My wintermute project so far includes one project that is still in it's drawing board phase, I'm super swamped so I do hope I can actually be able to make something considering that Wintermute is actually more powerful and greater than most people think!


* how old are you all?
* where are you from?
* what is your occupation?
and
* what is your three favourite adventure games?