Re: "Tex Murphy - Project Fedora" is now live on Kickstarter.
Posted: May 16, 2012 • 7:11 am
Pledge made. I'm still keeping my fingers crossed that I fall into a pile of money and can up it.
Dedicated to the Tex Murphy, P.I. franchise created by Chris Jones and Aaron Conners, and to the ever-growing community of Tex fans from around the world.
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Ha! The question I didn't mean to ask, but I'm glad we got some info from it. I wish I could figure out how to make an iPad/iPhone app. With some funny Tex quotes, vid clips. I'm fairly tech-y, but not that good.Sai wrote:Here's a bit from the RetroNick interview if you didn't manage to catch it (hopefully they port some of the things they mentioned in other interviews to the Kickstarter page, its juicy info that I think those less in the know would be keen to learn)mr_cyberpunk wrote:I'd love to maybe see this hit IOS someday though.Chris Jones: Initially we're talking about being out on PC and Mac. But we've had discussions wondering when we can bring other formats in such as cellphones, Ipads. We've set a minimum goal of 450,000. We're hoping we get a little more than that. The 450 would obviously be the basic but if we can get more then I think the opportunity to do the other formats would become available. Obviously if we put the product out and it does well on the formats that we're on then that would be an opportunity. But it would be nice if we could release them all at the same time, or at least closely to the same time these other formats, the cellphones and the Ipads.
RetroNick: Very nice, so you're talking about an IOS version, Windows mobile etc.?
Chris Jones: Yes.
These are some really great video ideas. I am partial to showing more of the investigative aspects, as well as showing more about the action, suspense and drama.Sai wrote:I was thinking based on some feedback on other sites perhaps they could later add a couple more videos to the Kickstarter page that demonstrates the full spectrum of the Tex Murphy games. Two things people seem to want to see portrayed: the gameplay and the more serious side. So I was thinking to myself these two ideas.
I ♥ Serena for kicking in that much based on the video alone!Sai wrote:Yeah definitely. Same for this person:Serena Nelson about 11 hours ago:
I've never played a single Tex Murphy game, so I'm taking a leap of faith here. While I was on the fence about this project, the pitch sold me. I'm in for $150, the main reason being that I can have all five previous games on GoG.com. Those alone are worth around $35.
Yeah they're awesome. Also shows what a great idea the GOG tie in is for newcomers.redcat72 wrote:I ♥ Serena for kicking in that much based on the video alone!
Indeed. Both your original question and the clarified one got great answers.redcat72 wrote:Ha! The question I didn't mean to ask, but I'm glad we got some info from it.
Thanks. I sent a link to to the post to Big Finish Games incase it helps at all. From my perspective I know very well the great gameplay and variety in the acting that a new Tex Murphy can offer, plus privileged to know the tidbits regarding the atmosphere and enhancements for the new game we got through here. But I'd love it if everyone else, including newcomers, can get that benefit too.redcat72 wrote:These are some really great video ideas. I am partial to showing more of the investigative aspects, as well as showing more about the action, suspense and drama.
Response:Kevin Bell about 2 hours ago
I wonder how the "murder mystery party hosted by Tex Murphy (Chris Jones)" actually works - is it a single party where you are invited to fly in, or does Chris actually fly out to potentially 10 different backers and put on a party?
Just idle wondering, as 10K is a little large for me, but still, a guy can dream![]()
Matt about 2 hours ago
@Kevin: They'll invite 30 different backers. There's a party and during the party every half an hour at last one backer is going to disappear. Who manages to survive will be able to play the game. A new way of multplayer.
mr_cyberpunk wrote:Xbox would be easy (due to XNA), PS3 a bit harder. An XNA title would be very feasible but I'd argue right now its outside of the scope of the project.Trilaan wrote:I wonder how hard it would actually be to port the game to consoles.
And voila:Bjyman wrote:The Tex Box
Shame about no Linux though. Not for me but for all of those who were asking for itProject Fedora Kickstarter wrote: If we exceed expectations and receive more funding, we will expand what platforms “Project Fedora” will be on including Xbox

Same....joliet_jane wrote:C'mon... c'mon... Hoo, this might be a rough month... Daaahhh!

Sai wrote: Shame about no Linux though. Not for me but for all of those who were asking for itHope it won't be a dealbreaker for some.