NigeC Studios

Agustin Cordes, the creator of Scratches, has just put up a trailer for his upcoming game.   I really enjoyed playing Scratches and am looking forward to this one
http://www.facethehorror.com/

WMYT:A Stitch In Time by  Matthias Kempke and Greg MacWilliam

Welcome to Ravenhollow.

A young man named Nathan and a brilliant scientist—one Dr.William Coppelius—arrive in pursuit of a kidnapped girl…

Meanwhile, another young man named Nigel Trelawney has been summoned to this sleepy fishing village to settle the estate of his late father, Dr. Anthony Trelawney. In his prime, Dr. Trelawney was one of nine elite scientists working at the Smith Institute for Advanced Research. Unfortunately, the Smith Institute members were  forced to disband when a traitor was revealed among them. Now the Smith Institute stands silent and abandoned just outside of Ravenhollow, and Nigel arrives to sort through the remaining pieces of his father’s life after his work at the institute.

However, Nigel soon discovers that not all is at peace within Ravenhollow. The shadow of a nearby castle has fallen over the village since a recluse baron—unseen within the castle walls—has assembled a security force to lock down the village. Tyranny and oppression have gripped the villagers, and newcomers are subject to intense scrutiny. As Nigel struggles to resolve his father’s estate amongst adversaries hidden within the castle, he begins to realize that the source of all deception and mystery currently plaguing Ravenhollow leads back to the Smith Institute and its untimely end; and that the matter of his father’s estate holds a dangerous link to the kidnapped girl.

Bringing to life the literary themes of Franz Kafka combined with the world of What Makes You Tick?, A Stitch in Time embarks on a whole new epic adventure. Both new and familiar faces bring the world of Ravenhollow to life and encourage players to explore this world of many secrets – some of which may only be revealed at certain times of the day!

Find the demo of Stitch in time here

Rikard Peterson has released a special edition of his first adventure game Frasse and the Peas of Kejick. The game, starring a blue hairy monster and his green friend, was originally released in 2006 and received favorable reviews.

The special edition features an upgraded soundtrack, improved graphics, additional sound effects, speech, and can now be run on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. It is downloadable from Trumgottist Entertainment.