Quest to Nowhere

As I explained in the last post, I’m working on making a comic book point-and-click adventure game called Quest to Nowhere: Summer Days. In order to do this, and have it look good, I’m hiring an artist friend of mine to draw the comic pages for the game.

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I know some people have been asking for me to do a blog post about what I’m doing for my capstone project (the last thing I have to do to complete my Masters program,) and now I feel I can finally talk about it. I probably could have before, but I wanted to wait until it was signed off on and was officially happening.

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For my capstone project proposal I’ve been reading a lot of interactive comics, and from reading them I’ve found that a lot of them I wouldn’t categorize as interactive comics. Or seem to have interactivity for the sake of it, rather then actually using it to support what they are trying to do in the comic.

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Sorry for the lack of updates lately. I’ve been meaning to write more (namely about BioShick 2, and a few other things,) but with the quarter ending at school, sending out job applications, trying to finish my capstone project proposal, etc etc. I’ve been a bit busy and haven’t gotten around to doing as much blogging here as I had been hoping to.

At least expect more soon before the Game Developers Conference, and then probably about GDC. And hopefully I’ll have some good news/information about my capstone game project to talk about.

Someone asked about this in a comment, so I figured it would be a good post for the blog. As part of my Masters program I’m in I have to complete a capstone, which can either be a thesis or a project. The difference being that a thesis is a paper, which you do a lot of research for, and for a project you make something (specifically they say a “deliverable.”) Continue Reading