Well, they promised us something and ee bah gum they’ve delivered.

Zombie Cow (of Time Gentlemen, Please! and many other indie things fame) have announced that Dan & Ben’s ongoing adventures will be properly episodic efforts.

Bite-size morsels of half-hour/hour* long reset-button comedy are due for what amounts too bite-size amounts of money.

* – time dependent obviously on adventure gaming skill

Zombie Cow Studios is proud to announce episode Juan the first episode in the ongoing saga of loveably-haphazard geeks Dan and Ben.

You’ll be joining Dan and Ben in a bit of a pickle, and once again it’s

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RT @thezombiecow: TGP and BTDT are now available through Steam  http://bit.ly/2cThCU …. yay!

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On a related note, I (Andrew) was intending to review Time Gentlemen, Please.

But, because I don’t believe in committing 10/10 reviews too paper & the game is so very very nearly 100% perfect (I suppose there may be a complaint about it being forced too run in a window), you have my official CNS word that the game is 100 million percent worth your peasant money (yes, YOU, the one with the face)!

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After a frankly ludicrous development cycle for what started as an expansion pack, Zombie Cow Studios (comprised as they are of Dan Marshall, Ben Ward and the token silent partner of dubious political, ethnic and/or extra-terrestrial origin) have released their second adventure game, Time Gentlemen, Please.

Sequel to the donationware Ben There, Dan That (What?  You haven’t played it?  Well, what are you waiting for you damn fool), the New Adventures of Ben & Dan sets out to test the limits of AGS’s error parser by implementing (just in case the title didn’t give it away) time travel… Read More...