Venture Moon Industries took to Kickstarter to drum up funds for a title conceptualized and headed by Bill Tiller, a LucasArts alumnus who worked on the art for adventure titles such as The Dig, Ghost Pirates of Voojo Island and The Curse of Monkey Island . For any point-and-click adventure fan whose roots reach back into the heyday of the nineties, nothing more needs to be known —- the project practically bankrolls itself. And sure enough, the game was funded and made.

The result is Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler. It’s a fun and compact little point-and-click story that has flavors of the Monkey Island series in its visuals and humor, but lacks the same zany logic and madcap puzzle design. Genre fans will find this game a tasty morsel with a clever swashbuckler-sword edge.

Full Review Here:
http://justadventure.com/2013-05-20-21-09-14/3800-duke-grabowski-mighty-swashbuckler-review

Venture Moon Industries took to Kickstarter to drum up funds for a title conceptualized and headed by Bill Tiller, a LucasArts alumnus who worked on the art for adventure titles such as The Dig, Ghost Pirates of Voojo Island and The Curse of Monkey Island . For any point-and-click adventure fan whose roots reach back into the heyday of the nineties, nothing more needs to be known —- the project practically bankrolls itself. And sure enough, the game was funded and made. The result is Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler. It’s a fun and compact little point-and-click story that has flavors of the Monkey Island series in its visuals and humor, but lacks the same zany logic and madcap puzzle design. Genre fans will find this game a tasty morsel with a clever swashbuckler-sword edge. Full Review Here: http://justadventure.com/2013-05-20-21-09-14/3800-duke-grabowski-mighty-swashbuckler-review