Babylon Sticks: For Marketing's Sake
A custom casual gameplay comic created exclusively for JIG by Babylon Sticks creator, James Francis. Follow Babylon Sticks on Twitter: @babylonsticks.
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Bindie—
The monkeys are back! In the latest instalment of PencilKids'' popular primate series, your little furry friends have gone walkabouts in the dungeon of a castle. This particular dungeon is infested with more goblins, ghouls and gargoyles than you can...
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Rebecca—
Spoilers ahead! Kentucky Route Zero is an episodic point-and-click game in five acts. Before you dig deep into Act II, please do consider enjoying Act I first....
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...Aren't licensed games typically worse than more original ones?
Ahaha, Klaus Kinski! Well, good luck with that =)
Only if released at the same time as what they're based on, Goldeneye 007 and the newest Ghost Busters games were pretty good. >_>
Great!, another "flash games are cool" comic.
We reign supreme!!!
Thanks for the comic.
Wow, so true. Games based on movies are never the same as the movie. Ever. Peronally, I really liked this comic.
"Don't worry, we'll come up with the content for the simultaneously-released console games, as long as you don't mind some hurt feelings with the liberties we take with your artistic vision."
That's a little long, though.
Nice Herzog references going on in this one. Again, the little details are more amusing to me than the actual punchline.
At least it's not like game-based movies. And promo flash games are always good if they're well made
"All we need you to do is hang platforms from the ceiling and have the star jump from one to the other."
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