Adventure game engine?
Are there any adventure game engines for the Mac? There seems to be a bundle for Windows, inspired by SCUMM and that Sierra thing and whatever. But I haven't been able to find anything similar for the Mac. I wanna make an adventure game, I stink at programming. Help me =)
Have you looked at Unity3d?
htpp://unity3d.com
htpp://unity3d.com
Yes, but because it's meant to be used for all sorts of games, it is far too advanced for what I have time to get into... =/
Is this Sippans Serie making it into the interactive world? Pleasepleaseplease? 
Apart from Unity, I don't think there are any feasible adventure game editors left - most have died a peaceful death. What kind of game are you thinking about? First-person point-and-click, sidescrolling adventure, top-down Zelda style..?

Apart from Unity, I don't think there are any feasible adventure game editors left - most have died a peaceful death. What kind of game are you thinking about? First-person point-and-click, sidescrolling adventure, top-down Zelda style..?
I did a quick search on Apple.com and found the following:
Cold Stone Game Engine
Torque Game Builder
Power Game Factory
Perhaps one of those can help? Well, best of luck with whatever you do.
~Achi
Cold Stone Game Engine
Torque Game Builder
Power Game Factory
Perhaps one of those can help? Well, best of luck with whatever you do.

~Achi
Coldstone is no longer active. Power game factory is nice. I have no experience with Torque.
Alex
Alex
Supposedly Coldstone is being updated, but they've been saying that for like... 5 years. I remember when I got it, I was looking for an RPG maker that was easy to use, since I didn't know programming at the time. I find it funny that they advertise how you an create games without learning languages such as C++, but I've learned (and am continuing to learn) how to make games using languages like C++ long before they've gotten this to work on any system newer than Jaguar.
(well, it still doesn't work on any system newer than Jaguar, but that's beside the point
)


on the frontpage there is a news item on pipmak:
http://pipmak.sourceforge.net/
which looks cool for Myst type adventures. The demo was impressive. It has dynamic panoramic views, objects you can pick up, put in your inventory, use and drop, and buttons and controls you can push and drag around. All scripted in Lua.
http://pipmak.sourceforge.net/
which looks cool for Myst type adventures. The demo was impressive. It has dynamic panoramic views, objects you can pick up, put in your inventory, use and drop, and buttons and controls you can push and drag around. All scripted in Lua.
Pipmak makes Myst type games. GameMaker makes card based games. There's also GAGE: http://gage.sourceforge.net/ which I haven't tried...since its java.
Someone on here was working on an adventure game engine.
Someone on here was working on an adventure game engine.
"Yes, well, that's the sort of blinkered, Philistine pig-ignorance I've come to expect from you non-creative garbage."
I'm aiming for MacVenture or LucasArts looking. I suck monumentally at programming, so it's going to have to be something super easy to use. Coldstone would probably have been nice... But wasn't that an RPG engine?
Someone should make a MacVenture-like game creation utility for people with great powers of imagination but no programming skills. It seems like it should be easy, it's so basic...
And yes, it is pretty much Sippans Serie: The Adventure Game =P
Someone should make a MacVenture-like game creation utility for people with great powers of imagination but no programming skills. It seems like it should be easy, it's so basic...
And yes, it is pretty much Sippans Serie: The Adventure Game =P
Coldstone is indeed an RPG engine, but that doesn't mean you can't apply it to different game types. For example, they created to proof-of-concept memory game with it.
I wonder how hard it would be to actually write a game for the SCUMM engine. You could then use SCUMMVM to run it.
akb825 Wrote:Coldstone is indeed an RPG engine, but that doesn't mean you can't apply it to different game types. For example, they created to proof-of-concept memory game with it.
It really doesn't matter because it is dead with bugs above Jaguar, and they won't even let you purchase it at all.
Alex
Unity is very easy to use.
Blacktiger Wrote:I wonder how hard it would be to actually write a game for the SCUMM engine. You could then use SCUMMVM to run it.probably a lot harder than writing from scratch.
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