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| Release Date | 12 June 2011 |
| Release Type | Freeware |
| Content Advisory | Occasional, mild | Suggestive dialog | Occasional, mild |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Setting | Sci-Fi |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Story | Original |
| Play Length | Medium Length Game |
| Language | English |
| Graphics | 640x480, 32-Bit Colour |
| Downloaded | 6,946 All Time |
About
Thalia James is back for another behind-the-scenes adventure. Though she is an experienced agent in the CGMS (Computer Game Maintenance Squad), her skills may be pushed to the limit when she is asked to be a tutor to a potential new recruit to the CGMS. However, trouble is brewing in the genre again, and Thalia will need some serious luck if she is to put a stop to it.
| Akril15 | Pretty much everything |
| Adventure: The Inside Job | Just about everything |
| Adventure: Welcome to the Genre | Story, dialog, original art/animation, scripting |
| Late Last Nite | Programming |
| Pledge Quest I: The SpaceVenture Adventure | Programming, art, sound effects, additional writing and editing |
| Pledge Quest II: Noodle Shop of Horrors | Programming, writing, art, sound effects |
| Space Quest Incinerations | Concept Art |
| Arj0n | Beta-testing |
| FamousAdventurer77 | Beta-testing |
| agentbauer | Beta-testing |
| Adventure: Welcome to the Genre | Beta testing, questions |
| Arden's Vale | Beta testing |
| Space Quest Incinerations | Music |
| Space Quest IV.5 - Roger Wilco And The Voyage Home V3.00 | anything except testing |
| Unexpected at the Rising Star | Beta tester |
Awards & Reviews
AGS Awards 2011 Winner
AGS Awards 2011 Winner
Best AnimationAGS Panel Rating
The sequel to The Inside Job offers stunning hi res animations and a fascinating game world crafted from bits of obscure and cancelled adventure games (including some fictional ones). Unfortunately, the gameplay doesn't live up to the creativity and richness of the setting. Many of the challenges are overcome within the cutscenes instead of leaving initiative to the player, while other puzzles are immediately obvious set ups for specific courses of action. Overall, a worthwhile adventure lite with an unique storyline.
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Comments
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Play the prequel before you play this awesome game (you can find it in the author's profile)...
But this game...OMG...if you are a huge adventure game nerd then you will have several semi-religious experiences during this game...
A lot of work went into AAINTG, especially for the animations. It's entertaining and the story works despite/thanks to the mix of genres.
I've played and enjoyed both of the Adventure Games Akril made. "The Inside Job" was fun but "All in the Game" is awesome. The characters chat with other realistically and the puzzles work within the story. Moreover, the entire game is an homage to all adventure games. I hope to see more in this series.
I really enjoyed playing this game, a good idea very well executed. I like the humour and the backchat between the main characters. I would have liked a few more non-inventory based puzzles (the couple that were included were not particularly challenging) but this is a personal preference rather than a criticism. If you have played a few commercial adventure games, you will certainly enjoy this game.
I absolutely LOVE this series! I was a big fan of the first game and I loved this one too. I hope this series continues and thank you so much for creating it!