Telltale Games

Leplaya · 02/19/2011, 05:42 am

I am not that big of King's quest, but I have seen bits of pieces of the games. The only game of King's quest that I remember playing was the 7th one, and that one was the Princeless Bride. I'm not that big into the animation of that one(Since I dislike it when people mimic the Disney style) but my sister likes it and it reminds her of Don Bluth's style. I know the game is likely to be done in 3D but will there be certain parts of the game that will use 2D? Or even better, used for the cutscenes of the game? It would be sweet if that would happen.

Nintendo Boy1 · 02/19/2011, 06:08 am

Hmm, maybe.. It would give the game that little pazzaz! (or however you spell it.

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Woodsyblue · 02/19/2011, 03:06 pm

I'm sure the game will use the Telltale Tool, like all the other Telltale games. So no, I don't think the game will incorporate any 2D.

Nintendo Boy1 · 02/19/2011, 03:27 pm

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Originally Posted by Woodsyblue

I'm sure the game will use the Telltale Tool, like all the other Telltale games. So no, I don't think the game will incorporate any 2D.

SBCG4AP had some 2D effects and it was made with the Telltale Tool, too. And all of Puzzle Agent is in 2D.

Simo Sakari Aaltonen · 02/19/2011, 03:32 pm

I just sincerely hope Telltale do not go with the same caricaturish cartoon look as with Tales of Monkey Island et al. That would be so disheartening. King's Quest deserves a look all its own.

Woodsyblue · 02/19/2011, 03:54 pm

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Originally Posted by Nintendo Boy1

SBCG4AP had some 2D effects and it was made with the Telltale Tool, too. And all of Puzzle Agent is in 2D.

This is true. I guess I just don't imagine that's the direction they'll take KQ, but I guess only time will tell.

thesporkman · 02/19/2011, 08:37 pm

The graphics should look like this:

http://kyucon.com/qblock/#/16396

Darkblader · 02/21/2011, 08:34 am

It would be nice, as long as it doesn't look like Disney or bluth.

joek86 · 02/21/2011, 06:31 pm

King's Quest was always a bit cartoony to me (especially V with all the talking animals), so the move to the full animation style in VII seemed a logical step. And saying in can't look too much like disney or bluth is almost like saying it shouldn't be an animated style at all.

A realistic look would make for a jarring change of tone in the series. You can't get away with some of the things in KQ in an Elder Scrolls like hyper real game. Just TRY to imagine cedric flying in Oblivion (it is not recommended to do this more than three times in one day as it can cause insanity).

It would be interesting though for Telltale to try a new artistic style with this one, but I would much rather have it be somewhat cartoony and have them focus more on making the gameplay more like a Sierra game and less like Lucas Arts. (i.e. the heavy exploration and open world feel Sierra game tended to have)

der_ketzer · 02/21/2011, 09:03 pm

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Originally Posted by joek86

Just TRY to imagine cedric flying in Oblivion (it is not recommended to do this more than three times in one day as it can cause insanity).

Somebody should make a mod like this. And when you enter a cave Cedric will say Hoo- I will wait for you here graham. A rabbit almost killed me once in one of these caves.

joek86 · 02/22/2011, 04:20 pm

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Originally Posted by der_ketzer

Somebody should make a mod like this. And when you enter a cave Cedric will say Hoo- I will wait for you here graham. A rabbit almost killed me once in one of these caves.

No just a rabbit, a POISONOUS rabbit!

philthethrill · 02/22/2011, 08:05 pm

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No just a rabbit, a POISONOUS rabbit!

You mean like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcxKIJTb3Hg

der_ketzer · 02/22/2011, 08:49 pm

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Originally Posted by philthethrill

You mean like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcxKIJTb3Hg

exactely.

Marty · 02/22/2011, 10:23 pm

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Originally Posted by thesporkman

The graphics should look like this:

http://kyucon.com/qblock/#/16396

that would be cool

LuigiHann · 02/25/2011, 10:59 am

They should make it all in the style of the Peasant's Quest sequence in SBCG4AP

G.byrne · 03/10/2011, 01:29 pm

Am I the only person who would love to see the game done in traditional artwork with a point and click interface rather than 3D graphics? Puzzle Agent has shown that the Telltale Engine can be adapted to hand drawn animated games

When I say traditional artwork I'm not directly referring to King's Quest VII... It wouldn't necessarily have to be cartoony, it could look visually realistic but hand drawn rather than CG'ish.

Opinions? They'll have to be just that, because Telltale will likely opt for CGI rather than animation rather than hire different animators.

Radogol · 03/10/2011, 01:32 pm

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Originally Posted by G.byrne

Am I the only person who would love to see the game done in traditional artwork with a point and click interface rather than 3D graphics?

Yes, you are. In my entire life, I have never seen an adventure game fan preferring 2d artwork to 3d. Ever. What a weird individual you are.

G.byrne · 03/10/2011, 01:34 pm

My parents always told me I was weird. I used to ask them why they would say such things...

They never explained... Now I understand why.

Rather Dashing · 03/10/2011, 01:36 pm

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Originally Posted by G.byrne

Puzzle Agent has shown that the Telltale Engine can be adapted to hand drawn animated games

No it didn't. That's a 3D game in a 3D engine right there, made to look very similar to a 2-dimensional cartoon style. It's no more 2D than Strong Bad's Cool Game.

Falanca · 03/10/2011, 01:44 pm

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Originally Posted by Rather Dashing

It's no more 2D than Strong Bad's Cool Game.

Well... first of, the main player character isn't modeled and rendered in 3D... And there is no cruising, and it does not make use of 3D camera angles. True, there are some 3D animations in the background sometimes but it's done to make fluent animations (which is funny since Grickle was never known for its fluent animations). Overall it's a 2D game.

02/19/2011, 05:42 am	#1
Leplaya Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 542	Will there be parts of the game that use 2D? I am not that big of King's quest, but I have seen bits of pieces of the games. The only game of King's quest that I remember playing was the 7th one, and that one was the Princeless Bride. I'm not that big into the animation of that one(Since I dislike it when people mimic the Disney style) but my sister likes it and it reminds her of Don Bluth's style. I know the game is likely to be done in 3D but will there be certain parts of the game that will use 2D? Or even better, used for the cutscenes of the game? It would be sweet if that would happen. __________________ Check out my art on Deviant-art

02/19/2011, 06:08 am	#2
Nintendo Boy1 Spiny! Spiny! Spiny! Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: 404 Error--this location could not be found. Posts: 712	Hmm, maybe.. It would give the game that little pazzaz! (or however you spell it. ) __________________ Sometimes smaller text that you can't read is better.

02/19/2011, 03:06 pm	#3
Woodsyblue First Child Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Australia Posts: 1,363	I'm sure the game will use the Telltale Tool, like all the other Telltale games. So no, I don't think the game will incorporate any 2D. __________________ "Now, if you'll excuse me, I have some massive internal hemorrhaging to attended to."

02/19/2011, 03:32 pm	#5
Simo Sakari Aaltonen Touchie Feelie Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Tampere, Finland Posts: 201	I just sincerely hope Telltale do not go with the same caricaturish cartoon look as with Tales of Monkey Island et al. That would be so disheartening. King's Quest deserves a look all its own. __________________ King's Quest & Space Quest albums

02/21/2011, 06:31 pm	#9
joek86 Paradox Repairman Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 103	King's Quest was always a bit cartoony to me (especially V with all the talking animals), so the move to the full animation style in VII seemed a logical step. And saying in can't look too much like disney or bluth is almost like saying it shouldn't be an animated style at all. A realistic look would make for a jarring change of tone in the series. You can't get away with some of the things in KQ in an Elder Scrolls like hyper real game. Just TRY to imagine cedric flying in Oblivion (it is not recommended to do this more than three times in one day as it can cause insanity). It would be interesting though for Telltale to try a new artistic style with this one, but I would much rather have it be somewhat cartoony and have them focus more on making the gameplay more like a Sierra game and less like Lucas Arts. (i.e. the heavy exploration and open world feel Sierra game tended to have) __________________ I finally built a working time machine! It's not perfect yet though, it only moves forward in time and it's a bit slow. You have to be in it for one second for every second you want to go into the future.

02/19/2011, 08:37 pm	#7
thesporkman Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 961	The graphics should look like this: http://kyucon.com/qblock/#/16396

02/21/2011, 08:34 am	#8
Darkblader Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 174	It would be nice, as long as it doesn't look like Disney or bluth.

02/25/2011, 10:59 am	#15
LuigiHann Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 2,686	They should make it all in the style of the Peasant's Quest sequence in SBCG4AP __________________ "I think it's the idea that counts, not the actual method. As long as you set out to cause a horrible death through insects eating the person, you're good." - apenpaap

03/10/2011, 01:29 pm	#16
G.byrne Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 131	Traditional animation vs. 3D animation... Am I the only person who would love to see the game done in traditional artwork with a point and click interface rather than 3D graphics? Puzzle Agent has shown that the Telltale Engine can be adapted to hand drawn animated games When I say traditional artwork I'm not directly referring to King's Quest VII... It wouldn't necessarily have to be cartoony, it could look visually realistic but hand drawn rather than CG'ish. Opinions? They'll have to be just that, because Telltale will likely opt for CGI rather than animation rather than hire different animators. __________________ -------------- Sam: There's a book on the shelf over there. If I had even the slightest inclination to strain myself, I could probably relatively easily lean over and grab it. But I'm sure I can turn it into a meaningless puzzle of some sort.

03/10/2011, 01:34 pm	#18
G.byrne Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 131	My parents always told me I was weird. I used to ask them why they would say such things... They never explained... Now I understand why. __________________ -------------- Sam: There's a book on the shelf over there. If I had even the slightest inclination to strain myself, I could probably relatively easily lean over and grab it. But I'm sure I can turn it into a meaningless puzzle of some sort.

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