It's been a week already since updates.
Well, I'm a busy person (obviously,) and so are the people who want to commit themselves to this.
Anyway, we currently have Geremy and Mafia who have confirmed that they would be working here. I'm still on talks with the rest, so we should all just hope that things get over and done with by the end of the next week.

Meanwhile, in the face of all these planning, I've squeezed in some time to play a few games made with the AGS and also get Geremy to do some comments. I won't be doing reviews here. (I said comments, for Chzo's sake)

These games date back last year and beyond, and I can't guarantee that you have not played them yet. Well, if you really have not, this is your chance. These games are the cream of the crop and they did make me sit at the edge of my chair (whilst playing, of course). Hope you like them.

The McCarthy Chronicles - Calin Leafshade
'A revolutionary adventure of our time, one that will change our perspective of how film-noir can inspire games and how games can make film-noir so credential-worthy.'
The link leads to Calin's (the creator) blog. You will find download and donation links there. The gameplay style is common amongst Indie developers, but the overall game was really good.

A Second Face - The Eye of Geltz is Watching Us - Le Woltaire
'A gripping tale of isolation, discovery, burning desires and hierarchy, ASF is a game that will solidly capture the hearts of deep-thinking individuals worldwide.'
Warning: This game contains frontal nudity, sexual dialogue and sexual scenes. It is a game more for adults, or preferably more for people who are not easily offended. The link leads to the game's official website. Le Woltaire has proved to be a consistent developer of groundbreaking indie adventure games and this game is no less than him at his very best.

Featherweight - Ben Chandler aka Ben304
'A light-hearted but refreshing game that is sure to add to the library of Ben304's masterpieces.'
Direct link to the BBC page. This game is a short one compared to the first two but is still one of my favourites. I am a fan of Ben's works; short but sweet, fulfilling the ideologies.