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Have another,

Have a crack at this one,

The Shivering Truth.

Loved 15 storeys high, wish Sean Lock made more series like that. One of my favorite comedians and probably the only one of the more recent celebrity deaths that really made me cry.

I loved how strange the idea of having tiny parts of peoples lives are within that tower block, i must admit i didn't know that show even existed until recently when it popped up on BBC iPlayer, i previously only knew Sean Lock "from 8 of 10 cats does countdown" 

15 storeys high

That's right,

And what a great show that is.

Sean Lock, very clever comedian, RIP.
Benedict Wong, went onto some blockbusters, I loved him in Marco Polo.

Over to you LameNick.

I don't think so but:

Heroes?

You're right it's not Heroes.

Have a gander at this one.

is it "After life" I was watching it the other day, that shot certainly looks familiar.

Well, you could have waited at least until the corpse got cold... Daaaaamn!

Hehehe, just kidding... over to you!

Sorry i went into hyper mode as soon as i seen that shot, as Paul Kaye is one of my favourite British actors.

is it "After life" I was watching it the other day, that shot certainly looks familiar.

It's a fun movie, made on basically zero budget. I do have to ask myself why it is that I instantly recognize a frame from a movie I watched once, 25 years ago (that's Peter Jackson, sans beard!), while I sometimes struggle to remember and identify fairly close relatives I have met many, many times…

I know what you mean, it must be over 20 years ago now that i watched that movie and i don't think I've watched it again since, but for some weird reason it's always in my mind. Very good cult classic.

Bad Taste, right?

Right.

Hellboy 2?

Nope.

oops, I never even checked back, sorry. Someone take this please.

Alright, I'll take over.

Probably another easy one, as you guys know your stuff.

Um interesting one,

Looks British. "going by the building structures"

I hate it when some wild-eyed, eight-foot-tall maniac grabs your neck, taps the back of your favourite head up against the barroom wall and you forget the name of the movie.

You remember what ol' Jack Burton always says at a time like that: 'Don't forget great movie titles!'

Over to you TheFrighter

John Carpenter's Big Trouble in Little China?

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Yup.

Easy one for you all,

Krampus.

For Adventure games alone, you have:

• The Unity Plugin "Adventure Creator"
• Adventure Game Studio (of course)
• Sludge
• Visionaire
• And Wintermute

(assuming I haven't forgotten one)

For more generic game engines, you have:

• Unreal Engine
• Unity
• Game Maker Studio
• Or a custom built engine

I'm not sure why AGS isn't on the "For more generic game engines, you have:" list.

I've seen and are personally developing a game in AGS which is not your bread and butter point and click adventure game.
I'm currently having no problems at all. (even if I needed someone else to work on a separate part of a script, I don't see an issue with just having that person send me the script and I'd place it where it's needed. (obviously crimsons solution to this is much better)

Ok so AGS may not be able to handle say, fast paced first person shooters, or maybe it can? maybe it's already been done?  but to assume it can only handle adventure games seems to me to be a misconception which is maybe because it's called Adventure Game Studio.

So to name a few styles which I believe ASG can handle, (tell me if I'm wrong)
RPG
Fantasy
Open World
Puzzle
Casual
Isometric (maybe some pathing issues on this one?)
Platform
Third-Person

I'm in no way experienced in most of this but I wanted to share my thoughts. 

Tremors (TV series)

Bit of a long shot, I was watching the movie the other day and wondered if they did a TV show which after a quick google, they did, (It's probably terrible)

Daylight desert type mountains just reminded me of the movie.