Message Forum: Re: what order should I play the games?

Re: what order should I play the games?

Posted By: gremlinn, on host 24.165.8.100
Date: Wednesday, December 21, 2005, at 20:33:43
In Reply To: Re: what order should I play the games? posted by aolfreak123 on Wednesday, December 21, 2005, at 20:21:36:

> > 3. In terms of plot enjoyment, it's probably a bit better to play POAT before OAT (PoA and ToA for some of you) because POAT stands on its own, but OAT builds off that a bit, making references to some things from POAT. (In the future, I think the release date ordering will continue to hold -- POAT, OAT, FAF, and finally SOAT would be a good order to play them).
>
>
> What is this 'FAF' you speak of, gremlinn? Is this a game you were working on last year but decided to put on hold so you could focus more on SOAT, or are you still currently working on it?

I worked on it at the end of 2003, then decided it might get too complicated with the tools I had to work with (AGLL). Then after Smash came out I redesigned the core system from scratch but I lost momentum on continuing with it because I couldn't yet come up with a good enough selection of puzzles and a final resolution. Currently it's on hold for a long time. I might do it after SOAT is done, or I might get the inspiration to finish it before then.

Post a Reply

Note: If you are posting a hint request for Adventure Games Live, be sure to specify which game you are talking about and list your inventory so other players know where you are in the game.

RinkChat Username:
Password:
Email:		(optional)
Subject:
Message:	> > > 3. In terms of plot enjoyment, it's probably a bit better to play POAT before OAT (PoA and ToA for some of you) because POAT stands on its own, but OAT builds off that a bit, making references to some things from POAT. (In the future, I think the release date ordering will continue to hold -- POAT, OAT, FAF, and finally SOAT would be a good order to play them). > > > > > > What is this 'FAF' you speak of, gremlinn? Is this a game you were working on last year but decided to put on hold so you could focus more on SOAT, or are you still currently working on it? > > I worked on it at the end of 2003, then decided it might get too complicated with the tools I had to work with (AGLL). Then after Smash came out I redesigned the core system from scratch but I lost momentum on continuing with it because I couldn't yet come up with a good enough selection of puzzles and a final resolution. Currently it's on hold for a long time. I might do it after SOAT is done, or I might get the inspiration to finish it before then.
Link URL:		(optional)
Link Title:		(optional)

Make sure you read our message forum policy before posting.