GameZebo: Few developers are as synonymous with the point-and-click adventure genre as LucasArts, but Daedalic Entertainment is rapidly working their way to a similar stature. With their Deponia trilogy set to reach its inevitably charming conclusion later this year alongside the release of new IP The Night of the Rabbit, one might think Daedalic has already met their “on track to be the next LucasArts” quota for 2013. That means the upcoming Memoria is merely icing on the platypus-flavored cake.
Memoria Freese, a mobile RPG based of light novel and anime series, Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in A Dungeon?, is now available on iOS and Android for western audiences.
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The glory days of LucasArts point-and-click adventures were great days to be gaming. I personally cut my teeth on Maniac Mansion, and after that the rest was history. Games with puzzles, wit and humor were the norm. The Monkey Island’s of yesteryear now reduced to Kickstarters and episodes.
But Daedalic Entertainment hasn’t forgotten. With just a sneak peak at its classically-designed adventure game Memoria, it is very clear that this game has packed everything that made the oldies great into a modern package.
