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| + | Published by [[Incentive Software]], the Graphic Adventure Creator was a game creation system/programming language for adventure games. | ||
| + | Its main advance over the already well-established [[The Quill]] was a clever graphics editor, one of very few vector graphics editors for the CPC. This enabled 'rooms' to be portrayed using a minimal amount of memory. | ||
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| + | In the heyday of the CPC, few major-label commercial games were produced using GAC (probably fewer than with The Quill), but it had a vast following in the homebrew and public domain scenes - despite a comparatively high retail price of £24.95 (UK). | ||
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| + | GAC was also notorious for its [[Lenslok]] protection system, which mercifully was removed before the utility appeared on an [[Amstrad Action]] covertape. | ||
== Games using The Graphic Adventure Creator == | == Games using The Graphic Adventure Creator == | ||
Revision as of 17:10, 1 September 2006
Published by Incentive Software, the Graphic Adventure Creator was a game creation system/programming language for adventure games.
Its main advance over the already well-established The Quill was a clever graphics editor, one of very few vector graphics editors for the CPC. This enabled 'rooms' to be portrayed using a minimal amount of memory.
In the heyday of the CPC, few major-label commercial games were produced using GAC (probably fewer than with The Quill), but it had a vast following in the homebrew and public domain scenes - despite a comparatively high retail price of £24.95 (UK).
GAC was also notorious for its Lenslok protection system, which mercifully was removed before the utility appeared on an Amstrad Action covertape.
