Buying games on early access is kind of like speculating on housing developments. You see the frame of the game, without its façade, but also without many of its most important features. In some cases you can see right away that a game will be solid – your Prison Architects and Rusts – but more often than not you have to wait and see what the finished game is like. You don’t need to wait for Adventurezator, though.
While the game making utilities are still rough around the edges, there is still plenty of potential. Fortunately, the developers have been good about updating this software on a regular basis. Adventure game lovers will enjoy the campaign and the ability to create their own games. As great as Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly would be for kids, it has many moral issues that should be taken into consideration before purchasing it for them.
Serena Nelson writes: "Okay, bad jokes aside here's the deal. Anyone who submits a level created using Adventurezator will be entered into their little contest for the chance to win $700 and the coveted "Prize Pig" award. How very ingenious. If you're interested in being a part of this experiment you've got to start working on your level now."
GP writer Marcus Estrada previews Pigasus Games' new adventure game creator, Adventurezator: When Pigs Fly. Just how comprehensive is it?
