OK, the [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discworld_(video_game)]leads to Discworld[/url] have some information here. I didn't know about "Blue Force", but looked it up on Wikipedia. I did play one of the Sierra Police Quest games, but didn't get to far in it compared to the others.

It definitely looks like an interesting game, however.

On another note... have you seen Kung Fury yet? I saw it first mentioned here, managed to contribute a paltry sum to their production in order to see the released version.

I was quite surprised to see it recently appear on Netflix. Amazing.

Not my most played genre.

I did finish Teenagent, which is free here. My thoughts:
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/so_i_finished_teenagent

In an amusing coincidence, I was just thinking about that game as I clicked on this topic. I remember it fondly, though I'm not sure why - I never got very far, and it doesn't seem like it was very interesting. I guess it's nostalgia then.


Anyway, instead of reiterating what has already been mentioned, I'll throw in Lost in Time. It was made by Coktel (probably best known for Gobliiins) and published by Sierra. I played it when I was pretty young, and so I never got very far (a common thread for most of the adventure games I played in that period), though I did remember the exact location where I got stuck, as well as the solutions for the previous puzzles. This made it much smoother when I (re)played it a few years ago, to completion and to my own surprise.

Oh, and how about unreleased stuff? Here's some [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warcraft_Adventures:_Lord_of_the_Clans]Warcraft[/url] for you.