The Adventurer
Mixnmojo, Remi A. OlsenThe International House of Mojo’s newsletter: A weekly(-ish) look at the world of LucasArts+ happenings. Adventure games, Double Fine, Sam & Max, Monkey Island, Ron Gilbert – all the usual suspects. Established in 1997.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 152 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Issue #111: A Wolf in Wolf’s Clothing
Hey-o!
Let’s just jump into it, shall we?
First and foremost, The Wolf Among Us Remastered dropped this week. We’ll dunk up a review early next week, but to give my early impression, I’m not sure I can wholeheartedly recommend it to...
Issue #110: “Sam & Max: The TTG Years” Turns 20
Welcome to The Adventurer!
So, here’s one for ya – Sam & Max: Season One (later renamed Sam & Max Save the World) just turned twenty. I mean, what the hell? I’m fairly sure we felt old over at Mojo in 2006, so in the year of our lord,...
Issue #109: A Double Fine Bus
Welcome to The Adventurer!
Let’s just jump into it, shall we?
First, Double Fine debuted its Action Labs label with Thank You Bus Driver. The game launched on Wednesday, and we gave it a mostly positive review. It’s worth repeating:...
Issue #108: Thimbleweed Park Meets Maniac Mansion in the Maniacverse
Welcome to The Adventurer!
We put on a Thimbleweed Tuesday over at Mojo this week, as we posted another ICYMI article. This time: Thimbleweed Park. And, by extension, Maniac Mansion shared its share of the limelight in the grand unifi...
Issue #107: Loom Speaks
Jason Asks About Loom, Then He Answers
Just when you think no stone has been left unturned, Jason finds a new one to promptly flip around. This time he documents it all in a new article: The Untidy Legacy of Loom “Talkie”.
For those...
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