Remember The Neverhood? The all-clay stop-motion adventure game from 1996? Doug TenNapel, its creator, is joining forces with Pencil Test Studios to bring you Armikrog, a spiritual sequel starring a crash-landed alien and his talking dog. They’re raising $US900,000 through Kickstarter. Good luck to them!
Adventure Games Are Much Better In Stop-Motion
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Oh, and it features voice work from Michael J. Nelson (MST3K & Rifftrax), Jon Heder (Napolean Dynamite) and Rob Paulsen (Pinky, Yakko,’original’ Raphael). At the $60 tier, you get a commentary track from Mike.
But what with most people here having geeky-tendencies, I’m sure that information is irrelevant.
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shut up and take my money
I saw this last night and just about soiled myself from excitement.
*throws money*
So that’s the guy who made earth worm jim
Neverhood is one of my all time favourite games. I actually just got my copy of Return to the Neverhood yesterday, so I’m well hyped for this.
Hm. Can I seperate the artist from the art…
Maybe. How do you feel about Chuck Norris?