Futurama adventure game - Downloadable demo!

[Reply #80 on:]

 http://www.freewebspace.net/  has a lot of free web hosting providers listed, just have a look at them...

[Reply #81 on:]

Ugh. Stupid internet thingy-majingy!
Can I send it to anyone via messenger and he would upload it?

[Reply #82 on:]

How big is it?

[Reply #83 on:]

or, you could use filefactory...
 http://www.filefactory.com/

[Reply #84 on:]

it woult work

[Reply #85 on:]

Hey Idan,
I guess it'll be easier to start from scratch, since some of the former artists that were majorly envolved in the game left (Kyle_M, Mercapto) or are busy with college themselves now (myself). My scanning skills are worse than just rusty as well right now.

If you need it - it think you still have it though - I can see if I still have the scans I did on it. (Opening at PE-table, Ship's cockpit, Ejection port, galley)

[Reply #86 on:]

Well, I'll try to use filefactory.com as suggested after I get back from work. The file itself is around 25MB (including the opening movie and JBERGES' amazing soundtrack... which I still hum once in a while).
I'm defenitely up for such a project if people wanna join... if I'll be all alone though, it won't be worth the while... unless people would like playing Futurama ASCII DOS games because thats as far as my programming and art skills would get me...

[Reply #87 on:]

Idan!  Glad to see you around!

If this project gets up and kicking again, I'll gladly remix/retranscribe the songs I wrote into reason 3.0.  They'll sound a lot better.

I'd could probably do other things on and off, too.

[Reply #88 on:]

Ok everybody, I uploaded the build and it can be found here: http://www.filefactory.com/file/70ddf9/

Please note that this was not the demo, it is in fact a build of the game further down the development. It includes 4 more rooms (though interaction with objects was not added) and still lacked a few things.

I think this is a testimony that some things can be achieved, and its all thanks to the great work of everyone in the team (many of them are PEELers!). If we would have continued working on it around these days everyone would have been able to play a full-blown Futurama quest (if it wouldn't have been shut down by a Fox C&D).
Ofcourse, comments on the work we all did is always welcome.

[Reply #89 on:]

that's amazing idan.  I can see what you meant when you said you were always short of artists; every last object looks like it was hand drawn.  That must have taken an unbelievable amount of work.

[Reply #90 on:]

i am downloading it now. i can barely contain myself!

[Reply #91 on:]

I think an adventure game was quite a goal - since, as you say, everything should be hand drawn and there are so many screens.
If a new developing group would be form I think it is best to start in something which take much less art to create - for example a Futurama pinball game with lots of depth (much like Space Cadet). This is, ofcourse, just an example. It doesn't have to be pinball...

[Reply #92 on:]

Hmm, seems cool. I might download it.

[Reply #93 on:]

Hey, I remember this. Goooood times.

You still have my permission to use Future Guy as the intro music.

I'm still kinda proud of that song, and I wouldnt want it to rot away in my catalogue of original songs...

[Reply #94 on:]

Very nice Idan. The music was enjoyable and the humour was, well, hilarious.

Edit: nice work all.

[Reply #95 on:]

Its not just "my" game. A lot of people, and other PEELers, are responsible for it.

[Reply #96 on:]

@Idan_Aharoni: if you're serious about getting another group of people together to work on something, maybe you could open a thread in general discussion to advertise?  I'd like to help out, though admittedly I'm not sure how useful I'd be...  But there's probably alot of other people that would think this was a cool idea that just havent seen this thread.

[Reply #97 on:]

 

Originally posted by Idan_Aharoni:
I'm defenitely up for such a project if people wanna join... if I'll be all alone though, it won't be worth the while... unless people would like playing Futurama ASCII DOS games because thats as far as my programming and art skills would get me...

I'm up to make the game again for graphics.

[Reply #98 on:]

@soylentOrange: This has been one of the two original threads about Fryscape last time we did the project, and I believe this is the proper forum for it. It is, after all, "fan created".
I think a project can start with a few dedicated (and talented) graphic designers and programmers. Thats the two "positions" which are the greatest bottlenecks for such a project.
If we'll have these, I don't believe there will be a problem getting more people to help with the music (JBERGES!), design (JBERGES!) and plot (JBERGES!).

@Fry1077: Ehh.. I'll assume you are offering yourself as a graphics designer? (I hope). Anyways, check your Gmail. 

[Reply #99 on:]

Ooh, mememe! you need sprites and walkcycles?

Even the script is gone? 

[Reply #100 on:]

Alena!
Where did you disappear to?

I don't know how sprites and walkcycles would fit the new "type" of game I'm pushing for... its not an adventure game anymore... that is simply... too much work for now.
But graphic designers are defenitely welcome. Especially you!

[Reply #101 on:]

Hmm.. if you're serious about getting this ressurrected, I'd be interested in helping out with the artwork side of things.

Quick example of what I'm capable of: http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/6193/boozeup7yu.jpg

So, yeah. Drawing-monkey for hire!

[Reply #102 on:]

Fascinating... To see this side of Leela. I mean, usually she's all uptight and strict. But, we all know she's no better than those other two. (You know, like that 'as long as I get to hurt people' line in AOIII.) Eh, she's no better than them. Hee.

[Reply #103 on:]

Real nice Zmithy! 

Ok, I'm getting flashbacks from the last FryScape project... I think it will be best if anyone who is interested in helping out would contact me in MSN Messenger aharoni(at)gmail.com so we could discuss things.
This might not be a 1:1 recreation of what we wanted to do when we first set out to do the "project".

[Reply #104 on:]

im glad how this is coming....77%!

id like to do anything i can to help. i have access to photoshop 7.0 and im what you could call an artist.

[Reply #105 on:]

Hey. I would love to help with the game with the actual gameplay.

[Reply #106 on:]

crap its gone i cant play it!!!!!! *hysterically sob* it's been deleted

[Reply #107 on:]

Uhh.. Hi!
Been a while since I've posted in here and I thought "what a great way to break months/years of silence by bumping up a thread from 2006"?
Anyways, I bet a lot have changed in the land of PEEL and Futurama (haven't been following, to be honest) but...
I poked around my old  computer and lo and behold - found some old "source files" of Fryscape. It isn't THE source file (the AGI source) but graphics, the script, etc.
I think that there is also a fan-script or two in there that I worked on back in the day (too be young again... and also a nerd).
Anyways, the download link is:
 http://kotuha.com/file/XLHRD-Futurama.html

Just click on the link "Futurama" on the right.

[Reply #108 on:]

Hey there Idan, how've you been?

Ah, memories...  My computer recently crashed and I lost all the Fryscape stuff.  Glad to get parts of it back.

[Reply #109 on:]

Ignore.