Addicted to George? Love Cramer? Suspect Newman? Get ready for a game-based computer game - Quest game style
The '90s embraced countless fond memories for those who grew up with them. Sticker albums, cards, video games, TV series and a t-shirt are inserted into the pants that are lifted to the top of the popic, is it any better in the world?
As a kid in the 90s, I grew up playing video games. Among the most popular genres of the time were "Quest Games" or "Point and Click", games that see cartoon graphics, move the characters with the mouse, click on different objects and use them later to solve puzzles. Games like "The Pink Panther: International Mission and Hocus Pocus," "The Sorcerer's Apprentice," "The Goblins," "The Monkey Island," and more, a genre that was also popular in the country. Some of the games were translated into Hebrew and some were even produced in Israel.
Another popular thing that was in the 1990s is the successful "Seinfeld" sitcom (the discussion of what better "friends" or "Seinfeld" we will leave you). Two freelance creators decided to take the concept of the program and turn it into a popular game-style quests game of the time. of genius!
Jacob Jennerke and Ivan Dixon, game developer and animator, are two friends that Seinfeld has made for them a slight obsession. The sitcom was what connected the two, and since then, they never stop talking about the show, so much so that they claim that friends and family are moving away from them because they bring up the theme of the series in every possible conversation.
The game the two want to produce is one that features entirely new storylines, rather than recreating episodes we've all seen and memorized. They turned to the internet to excite the audience and gain as much support as possible, because what they really need to continue the project is official approval for the rights. I mean, it's enough to get Jerry Seinfeld or Larry David excited and they'll say "cool. Go for it!", And a distribution company is more likely to agree to work with them. The two made an impressive trailer, and whoever grows up on this series and style of play will receive a boost of nostalgia.
The game, which will be about an hour long, about an episode of the series, will include, as in this genre of games, a task that needs to be done, requiring conversational skills, problem solving or puzzles and use of objects, much like the Seinfeld series, in which the conflicts were misunderstood And lack of communication, and also worthless objects, such as a sofa, sculpture and more. After the first episode of the game is released, more episodes can be purchased as "additional content to download." It would be possible to play Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza and Eileen Benice but not Cramer, though he will also star in the game - because he is "an unmanageable character," as in real life.
To get us excited a bit more, the game creators gave us their concept for the first episode of the game: "The Email": Jerry goes out with a PR, who accidentally writes to Miles her sons (a comedian character who appeared during the series), and as a result, is troubling Jerry decides to spam and asks for criticism of things he writes for his show. "Gout promised them tickets to a new movie coming out in the cinema. George wants to sneak into her house and destroy her computer before she sees the farewell email, and Creamer claims There is only one person who fits this mission, someone with a strong desire to take revenge on the emails, such that e-mail threatens his career. Yes, this is Newman.
If you want this game to have skin and tendons, you should spread it to as many people as possible, and maybe it will end up in Jerry Seinfeld as well. We hold fingers.
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