It's time to wrap up this giveaway by announcing the winners, and eventually, new developers :
 
    ▪  GameMaker : Studio Professional v1.4
     ◦  Android Module  (DLC)
     ◦  UWP Module  (DLC)
    ▪  Clickteam Fusion 2.5
     ◦  Developer Upgrade  (DLC)
     ◦  Android Exporter  (DLC)
     ◦  iOS Exporter  (DLC)
     ◦  HTML5 Exporter  (DLC)
     ◦  UWP Exporter  (DLC)
     ◦  Install Creator Pro
 
  ▪  GameGuru
     ◦  Death Valley Combat Pack  (DLC)
     ◦  Buildings Pack  (DLC)
     ◦  Fantasy Pack  (DLC)
     ◦  Mega Pack 2  (DLC)
     ◦  Mega Pack 3  (DLC)
    ▪  articy:draft 2
 
 
Thank you for sharing your dream games, perhaps one day they'll become a reality !  I highly suggest the winners to click on the above links related to the software they've won, particularly the manuals and books in PDF format, they'll help them a lot in their upcoming task !
 

Congratulations to the other winners and thank you, _Slaugh_, for your generous giveaway, it is really appreciated! This giveaway pushed me to begin development on three projects that I hope to see completed some day: the game I described on my post above, a point and click adventure game based on the wreck of the Medusa and a fangame sequel to Maniac Mansion. Here's attached some concept art and mockup screens I've made. :)

I'm a little behind with work because I've been sick lately, but as soon as I clear my schedule I'll get right away into learning the GameMaker software and work on my games. Can't wait to see how they progress from concept into something playable.

I'm glad to hear that, and I wish you all the best in your upcoming projects !  :-)

The third picture you've posted is really nice !  Speaking of LucasArts, here's the official S.C.U.M.M. programming manual.  I'm not sure it could really help you, but it's a nice trip to the past and a better way to understand how the best point-and-click games were made.

Thank you, _Slaugh_, and congrats for the others! Hope you all good luck in your project! :)

Cool, the S.C.U.M.M. programming manual will be an interesting reading indeed, thanks for sharing! :)