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Originally Posted by Uzrname
Today, things changed. First of all because computers finally started to regain interest of games after several years of console mangling.
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Que? It may be because I am a PC gamer pur sang, but it seems like today more than ever consoles try to savagely murder the PC by "exclusive deals", removing of dedicated servers etc. so we get console like online options etc.
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Second because people got sick on RPGs (that's my understanding)
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Guess you never heard of Bethesda, BioWare or Obsidian?
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so some subtle companies emerged, like TTG, and slowly starting moving their products forward, in hopes on renewing the quest genre.
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More like to quench the thirst of adventure gamers, who previously had to life on games from primarily Germany (they love their adventures). Modest hits there like Syberia or Runaway made clear there is a market for adventuregames.