We're especially excited about bringing modding capabilities in the future!įollow the github links to check how you can contribute. I'd like to invite all fans to keep expressing their passion for the game through different means. We also want to give back to the LBA community who kept cheering on the games during all those years.
Our objective is to preserve those pieces of technical mastery and true groundbreaking vision. This codebase can benefit developers as a source of knowledge / education, Little Big Adventure fans or retrogaming communities.Īnd then, just like that, we decided to OPEN-SOURCE THE CODE OF LITTLE BIG ADVENTURE ENGINES AND TOOLS that have been trusted in our hands, so it can outlive all of us, somehow. It can’t be kept on old CDs in suitcases in the programmers' homes (* wink* Didier ). The programming work done by the original teams is not only tremendous but exceptional for the time. So dramatic … *insert roll here* **even if the title already gave me up but … hey… ** I also started talking to fans that initiated personal or community projects during the past years.Īnd I had an epiphany. The past couple of weeks, while preparing some Time Commando builds for GoG, itch.io and Steam, I’ve discussed with people close to the original games, being either the programmers working at Adeline Software or the game creators themselves. Going a little bit deeper into the rabbibunny hole. So, what have we been up to since our last talk?
We anticipated a bunch of cool reactions but not so many and not with so much love and support!!!! In October 2021 both Little Big Adventure 1 and 2 engines source code were released under the GPL.We've been quite busy during the previous month! I know you probably want to read about us actually MAKING THE GAME! But we’re not quite there yetĪfter our “LBA returns” announcement beginning September on Twitter, the community response was truly amazing. In October 2011 Little Big Adventure 2 was re-released digitally on GOG.com and in October 2015 on Steam. The game features three-dimensional environments and full-motion video, and all of its music is in CD-DA quality. LBA 2 was also the third game created under the label of Adeline Software International. The game is a sequel to Little Big Adventure (also known as Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure). LBA 2 sold over 300,000 copies worldwide. In July 1997, both Electronic Arts and Virgin Interactive Software re-released LBA 2 - Virgin Interactive Software doing so under the name of " Twinsen's Odyssey". It was later re-released by Activision in June 1997 in North America under the name Twinsen's Odyssey.
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