Hi, I'm Luke Jensen, from Flower Mound, Texas, just north of Dallas. Before I go much further, let me get some things out of the way:
No, I am not related to Jane Jensen, but I do have an aunt named Jane. She's on my mom's side of the family, though, so she is not, nor has she ever been, a Jensen. I am, however, the same Luke Jensen mentioned in the credits of AGDI's remake of King's Quest II. I was also an uncredited tester for Himalaya Studios' Al Emmo and the Lost Dutchman's Mine. It's a long story.
Phew.
In all seriousness, my exposure to adventure games started in about 1987 when my parents bought King's Quest III. From then on I was practically addicted to Sierra's games. I devoured anything and everything they released, with only a few exceptions.
After Sierra's downturn in the mid- to late 90s, I branched out to other companies and their games, such as the Monkey Island series, The Longest Journey and Runaway. However, my first "allegiance" when it comes to adventure games will always lie with Sierra. *sniff*
I also lent my talents to several fan-led gaming projects over the years, including one of the largest. Given my experience in the independent game arena, that's what I'll be covering for Adventure Gamers. I've always had high admiration for entrepreneurial people who strive to keep our favorite genre alive.
It's an honor to be here!
If you've Ben There, Dan That! with Zombie Cow's freeware offering, the commercial sequel offers plenty of good times.
by - August 19, 2009
Contrary to its title, this indie adventure delivers a refreshingly original blend of sci-fi and comedy.
by - March 1, 2009
Whoa! This pirate-themed freeware adventure may be for the birds, but players will uncover a hidden treasure buried within.
by - July 19, 2008
A noir-inspired FMV Underground adventure? The odds are against it, but it all adds up to a promising new adventure.
by - December 18, 2007
This short-but-sweet fantasy adventure shows itself worthy of gobblin' up an hour of your time.
by - April 12, 2007
The all-seeing, all-knowing verdict is in on this impressive first-person title.
by - September 13, 2006
The first offering from Trumgottist Entertainment delivers double the pleasure.
by - April 19, 2006