I agree, character driven stories, not dead worlds/puzzle solving are the best. I like the games where the story is king, characters have character and the puzzles are intuitive. That's interesting to hear about Best Buy having a shelf dedicated to Adventures, maybe this genre will come back to life?
So, with Lucasarts in decline does this mean that the adventure genre is in decline and on it's last legs? Are there still gamers out there that still demand games of an adventure genre or are they all console 3D gamers now?
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I agree, character driven stories, not dead worlds/puzzle solving are the best. I like the games where the story is king, characters have character and the puzzles are intuitive. That's interesting to hear about Best Buy having a shelf dedicated to Adventures, maybe this genre will come back to life?
So, with Lucasarts in decline does this mean that the adventure genre is in decline and on it's last legs? Are there still gamers out there that still demand games of an adventure genre or are they all console 3D gamers now?