Harvester (1996) - Making of
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- čas přidán 19. 09. 2013
- Harvester is a point-and-click adventure computer game. It was designed by DigiFX Interactive and published by Merit Studios in 1996. Written and directed by Gilbert P. Austin, the game was a commercial failure when released, but has remained a cult favorite due to Austin's quirky sense of humor, and the many unique and interesting characters.
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My wife & I adore this game. We can quote parts of it verbatim and love seeing the reactions on peoples faces.
gratz lucky you
for me what the devil maketh the devil also taketh
I'm more obsessed with the VR recruitment tool called Harvester and the true psyOP of the character interaction in the computer program. I wonder if most people just like it because "goth n horror cliche". I wonder, often, how to debowel such a shallow creature.
@@springchickena1 Kid, as someone who has been around the block more than once, you aren't that deep.
Sitting around trying to imagine how to disembowel someone doesn't make you "cool" or "mysterious" or "deep," it makes you look like a sociopath with undiagnosed schizophrenia.
I don't think Harvester is that deep either. Either present evidence of this "Harvester VR" recruitment scheme and its link to the game, or I will assume it is fake. I can't exactly find it on DDG but it is tough to trust any search engines these days. I'll admit that.
Harvester does have a message mind, but its a lot simpler than that.
See, in the 90s, we had a lot of dipshit senators who were worried that video games were meant to train killers. They claimed to have moral superiority while ignoring their own false, Masonic idols and the violence and cruelty in the world that they themselves grew up in. That's what Harvester was mocking.
Where is Gilbert p austin? I really want to talk to him about this game. Its amazing!
I'm looking for him too
@@reneeoliver1656 let me know if you ever find him!
@@Tibbers12 Hey I do have some info on what Gilbert is doing, All I know is that some time in the past 10 years he sold the rights to harvester to nightdive studios, He's probably out there definitly not making films or games anymore
@@IillilliiIllIllIiiIl I refuse to believe a great talent like that would just stop. I bought Hamlet Z and would love to put it on as a play. How did you hear that he sold the rights to Harvester? That's terrible to hear. It deserves to be a movie or even better a play!
@@IillilliiIllIllIiiIl I just want to meet the guy and shake his hand. I don't live far from austin. If you're him, hey man, can I buy you a beer?
I wonder why iv never heard of this game?