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Author Rob Swigart\'s recently rebooted Kickstarter campaign to revive his 1986 science-fiction story about an astronaut who returns to Earth only to find the rest of humanity missing gets a mention at z-machine-matter.com. Although referred to as a sequel in the article, the new game is an all-new third-person adventure game based on an updated version of the original story with extensive new material. The Kickstarter campaign can be found at www.portal1986.com.
Infamous for portraying "SHODAN", the murderous artificial intelligence in System Shock 2 and Viktoria, the deadly wood nymph in two of the Thief series of stealth-based computer games, voice actress Terri Brosius will be joining the cast with her fellow actor and occasional nemesis Stephen Russell upon successful completion of the campaign. Both Terri and Stephen have worked together previously in System Shock 2 (1999), Thief: The Dark Project (1998), Thief II: The Metal Age (2000), Freedom Force (2002), Freedom Force vs The Third Reich (2004), and Thief: Deadly Shadows (2004). No eyes were gouged in the making of this update.
In the 6th update to author Rob Swigart's Kickstarter campaign to turn "Portal", his classic 1986 sci-fi "computer novel", into a third-person adventure game, Producer Andy Hoffman talks about himself, the game, and even Mark Twain. The original "Portal" computer novel is about an astronaut who returns to an Earth devoid of humanity and who must work together with a holographic artificial intelligence to solve the mystery of their disappearance. The new adventure game will be renamed to avoid confusion with Valve Software's much better known 2007 hit of the same name.
In the 4th update to author Rob Swigart's Kickstarter campaign to turn "Portal", his classic 1986 sci-fi "computer novel", into a third-person adventure game, some of the higher-end reward items to be received by backers are detailed and a crash course in String Theory is given. The original "Portal" computer novel is about an astronaut who returns to an Earth devoid of humanity and who must work together with a holographic artificial intelligence to solve the mystery of their disappearance. The new adventure game will be renamed to avoid confusion with Valve Software's much better known 2007 hit of the same name.
The 3rd update post to author Rob Swigart's re-imagining of "Portal", his classic 1986 sci-fi "computer novel" turned third-person adventure game, details some of the reward items to be received by supporters of the new game now seeking funding as a Kickstarter campaign. The original "Portal" computer novel is about an astronaut who returns to an Earth devoid of humanity and who must work together with a holographic artificial intelligence to solve the mystery of their disappearance, The new adventure game title will be renamed to avoid confusion with Valve Software's much better known 2007 hit of the same name.
The 2nd update for the revival of Rob Swigart's 1986 computer novel, "Portal", details the setting, atmosphere, and gameplay of the third-person adventure game now seeking funding on Kickstarter.
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