#Sol705 full release software

With all these memories in my head and some other unforgettable comics my sister used to draw with characters based on our friends or school mates from the very first grades, I decided that adding soundtrack to the equitation, I could achieve a universe interesting and retro enough to make up a potential graphic adventure. The mothership of them being Lupín magazine with its unconventional characters, blueprints to create ultra-mechanic devices and their summer material which was the equivalent to the Porky’s movies to a not so chill out public. I’m talking about the Argentinian magazines that would draw us like real magnet to the stands to get them. The supertipos of Editorial Novaro were only to be found in the used-books stores in the Coast, those sacred sanctuaries that made the awful rainy days better than the sunniest ones by the Atlantic Ocean. It is a given that also a stack of the magazines I used to read as a pre-adolescent are packed as well.

In my case, I make sure to never lock my bags until I managed to put inside a couple of sci-fi novels from Editorial Minotauro which I’ve read a gazillion times or at least one issue of those silver lined blue books every Spanish-speaking nerd have come to love. Of course, what I probably meant when I said, “good book” is not what people might actually consider fine reading. The truth is, all this came to me while I was vacationing on the beach and it’s impossible for me to think of vacations without sand in my toes and a really good book and they have both influenced the game in a very obvious way. Pictures scenarios not used by these classics was just as difficult and risky…

#Sol705 full release software

This adventure plays honor to the great Lucas Arts, Sierra and Delphine software of yore.It’s been quite some time since I started writing some loose ideas in my brand new notebook (now crammed with drawings, post-its, strikethrough text, coffee and mate stains) on a very fun concept for a game in the style of those coming out in the beginning of the 90s.Įven though I knew for a fact what kind of game I wanted to create, the setting for it was the most difficult part.ĭo I want a futuristic game? An investigation oriented one? Lovecraftians adventures? All the games genre seemed to have been exploited already and well explored by the classics of Lucasfilms, Sierra and Delphine Software hence, it was a tough call.

Full English voiced with Spanish, French, English, Russian and German dialogues.

Super funny puzzles and amazing vintage stuff to collect and use!.

An original soundtrack that goes from punk to the most awkward symphonic rock from the 70’s.

Exquisite hand-drawn backgrounds and dozen of ultra weird characters.

2D graphics with animations of great quality with the pixel-toon style.

I’m salivating at the thought of playing it. Your brother in the game, let’s not make any assumptions, is in a band and looking for an urgent replacement for their bass player and your job is to recruit one in time for the town’s upcoming festival.Ĭue a rock n’ roll fusion with UFOs, and you get a blend of classic LucasArts and Sierra in this award-winning point and click adventure. Sol 705, from Patricio Land (Twitter), takes place in 70s Tucana Lake, Argentina – certainly a location ignored by the classics, where we follow a group of dropouts seeking their next big adventure. Ay Carumba – A Justin Wack and the Big Time Hack Review