Game Engine: Adventure Game Studio (AGS)

Group Description

The Adventure Game Studio (AGS) engine is a freeware tool created by British programmer Chris Jones, officially released in 1999 to mimic the graphical adventure games introduced by Sierra. The first game release using this engine was Lassi Quest.

The engine has since been used to introduce freeware/shareware games by a growing AGS community.

For further information regarding the AGS engine and community, please refer to the official AGS website.

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Year

Game Title	Year	Platform	Publisher	MobyScore
Beasts	1994	DOS, Windows	Regne Entertainment	...
Rob Blanc II: Planet of the Pasteurised Pestilence	2000	Windows		4.10
Larry Vales: Traffic Division	2000	DOS		2.84
Rob Blanc I: Better Days of a Defender of the Universe	2000	Windows		3.70
Rob Blanc III: The Temporal Terrorists	2000	Windows	Fully Ramblomatic	4.40
RON 2 and 1/2: Fowl Play	2001	Windows		3.25
Vengence of the Chickin	2001	Windows		3.25
Rode Kill: A Day in the Life	2001	Windows	Zombie Chow	...
Lunchtime of the Damned	2001	Windows		4.00
Nihilism	2001	Windows		2.75
Return of Die Vie Ess	2001	Windows		1.75
The Repossessor	2001	DOS, Windows		3.50
King's Quest I: Quest for the Crown	2001	DOS, Linux, Windows	Tierra Entertainment	3.51
Pleurghburg: Dark Ages	2001	DOS, Windows	GASPOP Software	3.58
The Soviet Union Strikes Again	2001	DOS		2.56
Pirate Fry and Volcano Island	2001	DOS, Windows		2.50
I Spy	2001	DOS, Windows		4.50
Larry Vales II: Dead Girls are Easy	2001	DOS		3.58
King's Quest II: Romancing the Stones	2002	Linux, Windows	AGD Interactive, LLC	3.65
Mourir en mer	2002	Windows	Digital Mind Studio	4.58
Rode Quest	2002	Windows	Shawno	3.00
Norman Cooks in "Search for the Don"	2002	Windows	Wizkid Games	2.90
Gaea Fallen	2002	Windows	Amaranth Productions	4.50
The Trials of Odysseus Kent	2002	DOS, Windows	Fully Ramblomatic	3.37
5 Days a Stranger	2003	Windows		3.79