Would a point and click calvin and hobbes game work?
Now I figure there is alot of calvin and hobbes fans on here..So I will ask this. Do u think a point and click video game based on the comic book would work? I know it would never happen because Bill watterson is too strict about the rights on the characters.
But I think a point and click calvin and hobbes game could work, because the universe of it could work well. So what do u think?
But I think a point and click calvin and hobbes game could work, because the universe of it could work well. So what do u think?
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How about a Dilbert point-and-click adventure? Scott Adams just loves commercialization! On the other hand, it might be maddening to play an adventure game where nothing ever gets accomplished.
Personally I can't see why not. Calvin has enough imagination, it definitely wouldn't be out of character for him.
Would it be the right thing to do? Absolutely NOT!
Calvin and Hobbes should be left alone.
You know, for years I didn't give Calvin and Hobbes a try because I thought "Meh, how interesting can a comic about philosophers be?".
Nowadays I'd think it /could/ be pretty nice, but I was a kid at the time so it sounded boring more than anything.
That means you're getting old. OOOOLLD!!! Haha.
Would a P&C C&H work? I really don't know. I guess like anything else it'd have to be done right.
And without voices.
Really? Why?
I'd settle for a 2D AGS P&C C&H game by adoring fans (with the talent and skill to pull it off).
Except no one at AGS wants to make one because they all want to honor Watterson. I've thought about doing it many times, but I've never been able to think of a good story. And everyone I know always tells me not to do it.
I think it would work on many levels, but yeah, never going to happen.
I would love to take control of a G.R.O.S.S. mission that's doomed to fail though
Or too dumb. I fall into that category.
I say Hothead Games could pull it off. On the Rain-slick Precipice of Darkness (Penny Arcade) has a nice combination of 2D/3D art, and it was made without voices. Ron's Deathspank is also visually appealing with its combination of 2D/3D art. Hothead Games also ported Braid for Mac and PS3, so it seems like they have an interest in games with charming 2D art. Not to mention, Ron is certainly an adventure game enthusiast. It just seems like it would be a perfect fit to me.
It's a fanart, I don't know who drew it (tell me if you do) and I must say, while it's kinda sad, it's also kinda heartwarming.
Anyway, I think I'd rather have an open-world Calvin & Hobbes game. Play as Calvin/Hobbes in (in-game) daytime, pulling pranks/playing Calvinball/wagon racing/toughing it out through school, and at (in-game) night, play as Spaceman Spiff/Stupendous Man/Tracer Bullet in various, hilarious scenarios! Man, I would pay top dollar to make this game!
How cute!!!