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| − | '''Lorelai''' is a game in development by [[Harvester Games]]. It was originally announced on Tumblr by Remigiusz Michalski with an image, and then later featured on the Screen 7 website with another teaser image. |
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| + | {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Lorelai''}}'''''Lorelai''''' is an adventure game with horror elements created by [[Remigiusz Michalski]] under [[Harvester Games]]. It was originally announced on Tumblr by Michalski with an image of it's eponymous protagonist, and then later featured on the Screen 7 website with another teaser image, this time of the protagonist in a dingy room. Originally in production in [[wikipedia:Adventure Game Studio|AGS]], the game was put on hiatus due to creative difficulties, and shortly after ''[[Downfall 2016|Downfall (2016)]]'' was released development started again, this time on the [[wikipedia:Unity (game engine)|Unity]] engine. |
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| − | According to the description of the teaser trailer, Lorelai will be made with the Unity Engine instead of the Adventure Game Engine used for [[The Cat Lady]] and [[Downfall]]. this explains why the footage shown is displayed in 60 frames per second and the buttons represent the XBOX buttons. |
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| + | == Synopsis == |
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| + | {{Main|Plot in Lorelai}} |
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| − | Lorelai.png|Artwork for Lorelai revealed by Remigiusz Michalski on November 22, 2013. |
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| + | [[Category:Lorelai]] |
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| − | Lorelai img.png|Teaser image from Screen 7's website. |
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| − | coming-soon-lorelai.jpg|Another teaser image from Screen 7's website. |
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| − | Lorelaisoon.png|Lorelai as depicted in the Dev Peek |
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| − | Lorelai -Harvester Games- dev peek |
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Revision as of 22:31, 20 January 2020
Lorelai is an adventure game with horror elements created by Remigiusz Michalski under Harvester Games. It was originally announced on Tumblr by Michalski with an image of it's eponymous protagonist, and then later featured on the Screen 7 website with another teaser image, this time of the protagonist in a dingy room. Originally in production in AGS, the game was put on hiatus due to creative difficulties, and shortly after Downfall (2016) was released development started again, this time on the Unity engine.