We've considered publishing deals in the past, and would be open to it in the future if the right one comes along. has that nice "just one more round" hook that keeps me up wayyy too late. I'm so bad at it but it's just so well designed and addictive. You see a lot of 1980s inspired games, but not a lot from the 70s, so we thought it would be a cool way to stand out. The 1970s has a huge visual language to draw from and we didn't see too many games tapping into it. I specifically remember there being a demolition derby minigame which kinda blew my mind. It was the first game I ever beat as a child and I have fond memories of playing that game alongside a friend of mine. Though I wasn't around XGen for the creation of those, I recall hearing a rumour that we sold a lot of padded mouse pads for sore wrists via advertisements on that game! Haha, for that alone I say DYC. Of the original 3 I think my favourite must be Defend Your Castle. Cheers guys, I'm looking forward to a bright future for XGen!! I wasn't sure if it was better to post these individually or lump them.
What are your all time favorite Flash games not made by XGen? Have you ever thought about working with a publisher, or possibly publishing other devs games? What was the main inspiration behind making The Low Road a period piece?Īre their any multiplayer games that you as a team continually love playing together? Either some recent obsession, or something you always come back to?
What is your favorite video game adaptation (TV or movie)? What is everyone's favorite point and click adventure game? Out of Stick RPG, Fishy, and Defend Your Castle - which game to you find yourself continually coming back to? I'll start pitching questions to get the ball rolling: Congrats on the release of The Low Road! XGen has been making some of the most iconic games on the internet since 2003, and I'm so happy to see you're still at it!
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