In this forum I could talk about what I have learned over the years and how it would apply to that particular piece." Viewers can submit a piece of art for me to review. What I think would be more interesting and useful is to have an open forum for people to get feedback on their artwork. I figured this would be a good place to house it, since here you can read the tips and most of the original comments made by the visitors.Three pages of comments were lost, though.īill Tiller: "Since my expertise in adventure games lies mainly with art, I initially thought about writing articles on my illustration techniques. It was a very fun thing to do with the site that kept a lot of visitors coming back. This was a weekly article written for AdventureDevelopers that lasted for 21 weeks. The following content is the copy written property of LucasArts Entertainment.Ģ1 Adventure Game Design Tips by Bill Tiller with Larry Ahern In particular, this page describes some of the rooms and props created for The Curse of Monkey Island. The following is an example of a selection of a production book created in the pre-production process of an interactive game. Most of what is below are hard to find, apart from adventuredevelopers. By adding this, it fueled me to find other tutorials out on the net, and would resurrect them from disappearing.
I've added this to my site, since it's almost impossible to find it anywhere on the internet.
How to Draw Monkeys the Lucas Arts Way: An Analysis of the Funny pictures in the Curse of Monkey Island Who doesn't want to hear Ron Gilbert rant about the state of Adventure Games? Either check out his site and read comments, or get the PDF version here. Mostly taken from an interview with Ron Gilbert from LucasArts Adventurer Magazine, plus with some additions made by me! Really see any FPS visitors coming to my page looking for these tutorials. Well, at least in the adventure game genre, because I don't All really good reads for theĪspiring game creator.
Related, some are story, plot and puzzle related. Below are some very interesting reads about game development.
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