Originally published September 20, 2020 Following the first part of our month-long exploration of The Sierra Adventure: The Story of Sierra On-Line, author Shawn Mills takes us behind the scenes of one of Sierra’s less-heralded but no-less-exemplary franchises with
Originally published November 4, 2019 at Adventure Gamers “This is not the moon. Not some unknown planet. This is my home. The Earth. I don’t know what happened. What do I do now?” These are
Originally published May 21, 2020 at Adventure Gamers The Secrets of Jesus is a parody of the life of Christ, a what-if scenario of what would have happened if Jesus hadn’t been crucified but had been
Originally Published September 13, 2020 As the author of The Sierra Adventure: The Story of Sierra On-Line, I have a confession to make. As much as I wanted to help tell the story about the history
Originally Published August 26, 2019 at Adventure Gamers You are a noble knight, tasked to find three great treasures. The king’s time as monarch of this medieval, fairy tale-inspired realm is coming to an end
First published on June 6, 2018 at Adventure Gamers Haunting music plays as the San Francisco, a 457G class ship, gently moves through the pixel-drawn Gargan system in deep space, stars twinkling in the background
First Published on July 18, 2018 at Adventure Gamers Michael Levall’s Please Knock on My Door isn’t your average adventure game. There’s no grand quest to save the kingdom and defeat the evil dragon. Instead, it is
Originally Published February 19, 2018 at Adventure Gamers. It’s a simple job. Pick up a shipment on the planet Acturus-1 and deliver it to a military installation on Proboscis Major. It’s nothing that hasn’t done
Originally published February 2, 2018 at Adventure Gamers. Can a story where the main character is a priest whose biggest attribute is patience actually be entertaining? Eselmir and the five magical gifts is that story, an adventure
Originally published December 31, 2017 at Adventure Gamers “With multiple highly successful franchises, Sierra was renowned for pushing the boundaries of writing, game design, animation, sound, music, and with the advent of CD-ROM, even acting.