Most Raspberry Pi retro setups lean heavily towards arcade action. Load it up, pick a ROM, mash a button, repeat. That’s fine — but it also means one entire strand of classic gaming tends to get ignored. Point-and-click adventures were, of course, about patience, curiosity, humour, and sometimes just sittingRead More →
Film studio CREATORVC, best known for TerrorBytes: The Evolution of Horror Gaming and the In Search of Darkness documentary series, has revealed it is developing Passport to Adventure: The SCUMM Story, a feature-length documentary focused on the LucasArts and Humongous Entertainment games built using the SCUMM engine. Written and directedRead More →
ScummVM’s latest version, 2.7.0 has just been released, and with it, the list of supported games keeps on growing. Currently, ScummVM supports over 300 games, including titles from Westwood Studios, Revolution Software, and LucasArts. The latest version of the software comes with new shaders to emulate CRT screens. This isRead More →
The ultimate way to play classic point and click adventure games, ScummVM was first released in 2001. Version 0.0.1 was pushed live on October 9th 2001 by Ludvig Strigeus and 20 years later it’s time for ScummVM 2.5.0. Why the jump in version numbers from 2.2.0 to 2.5.0? It’s aRead More →
