That looks awesome!

I think each artist definitely brought their own uniqueness to the project and that is great for an eccentric wizard's house. I'm still hoping to get some more artists to help with some other rooms. This game is certainly not finished.

I still have some rooms that need better artwork and maybe some new rooms as the story dictates. I hope would love if you could collaborate on something in 2026, but no pressure at all if you are too busy.

I should have said to use the standard 16-color EGA palette, but SCI will do its best to color match those on import.

It is fine in any format as long as it is at least 320x190. The SCI Companion can import images and put them in its native format. If you want to ensure the color palette doesn't get messed with, make sure to use a 16-color palette.

If you have a particular room you'd like to work on, let me know. I'm hoping to have something out by December, but that really depends on getting enough help with the artwork, which is my biggest barrier right now.

If you want to make some decorations for the rooms, that would be helpful. Pictures, room decor, etc. The first room of Erasmus' is the base game is pretty plain looking without all of the extra decor in it.

This was such a weird and interesting game, and I don't know if I ever fully understood it. I do remember playing it though.

My hope is that if enough people are interested, we can distribute the load making it 1 room per person, but that requires enough interest. I'm not a good artist, but I'm working on basic storyboards for rooms so far.

I use the term partner when talking about a partner with another person. It is also normalizing the gender neutral term and helps others in the community that use it to avoid outing themselves while also being able to let people know they have a partner.

The best Jeopardy is the 1993 DOS version where the CPU would answer with random in-game answers if they were wrong. It can be so hilariously bad.

I'm sorry that you had to go through that. I hope that you are okay.

I'm sure I'll remember this very logical solution when I eventually play this game.

Well, that is something to look forward to, I guess.