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Armikrog is a really unique game concept that we don't get to see much recently amongst the massive open-world RPGs and first-person shooters. (Read More)

Kickstarter is now an inescapable force in gaming -- for good, usually -- and its brought some creative projects to life at E3. (Read More)

Independent developer, Pencil Test Studios, announced this week its partnership with independent games publisher Versus Evil to release Kickstarter-success, Armikrog, on PC, Mac and Linux in early 2015. (Read More)

Most lists of New Year's resolutions include a vague vow to spend more frugally. This year, one of my resolutions was a much more pointed money-saving plan: no more Kickstarter. (Read More)

The past six months have proven fruitful for crowdfunded games. In total, 186 different Indiegogo and Kickstarter video game projects earned $23,914,666 from the months of June through November. Those numbers are courtesy of 500,467 backers in the six-month period, who raised $13,173,182 beyond the combined goals of the projects to reach stretch goals that will bring games to additional platforms and grant players more content. (Read More)

When I first heard that past Earthworm Jim creator Doug TenNapel was heading to Kickstarter for a new game, I was SO excited that it was going to be a new Earthworm Jim game. Unfortunately for my excitement it wasn’t, it was for a new Armikrog game, more on that here, but recently via the Earthworm Jim Facebook page which is apparently moderated by TenNapel himself a new Earthworm Jim game could be on the horizon! (Read More)

I can't remember ever actively wishing for a Kickstarter to fail before. Anyone who knows me will be aware that, when it comes to crowdfunding as a whole, I'm not exactly sold on the idea. (Read More)

In his latest Wordpress entry, American cartoonist Doug TenNapel talked about the Kickstarter success of “Armikrog” and the controversy surrounding it. (Read More)

Last week I was at Rezzed instead of looking at Kickstarter pages but I’ve made up for it by spending most of today browsing through projects. Thoughts of Kickstarter’s purpose have been hanging in the air (on twitter and in chatrooms that I frequent) and I have been pondering how I see the site. I have backed projects knowing that I’m essentially pre-ordering something that I assume will be released and will be as expected, based on the team’s previous work and a comfortable place in a familiar genre. But I mostly back smaller projects that I want to support and to play because they are different, risky and challenging. There’s a great deal of innovation among the nostalgia. (Read More)

The Kickstarter for Armikrog ended with the campaign successfully reaching its intended crowd sourcing goal of $900,000. The money will allow its developers, Pencil Test Studios, to begin full work on the game for PC, Mac and Linux. (Read More)

I believe it’s safe to say that many a fan of Earthworm Jim and Neverhood will be throwing their hats in the air and jumping for joy. Pencil Test Studios have reached their Kickstarter for Armikrog to be released on not only the Wii-U but also the PC, Linux and Mac. Fans really pulled through for the company by not only reaching the goal of $900,000 but surpassing it by $74,578, so technically $977,578 altogether. (Read More)

Armikrog, dubbed the spiritual successor to The Neverhood, has managed to reach and surpass its Kickstarter goal of $900,000. The Kickstarter closed at $974,578 provided by 18,126 backers. The game was already in development for PC, Linux and Mac OS X but thanks to achieving the stretch goal of $950,000 it will also be heading to the Nintendo Wii U. Check out the gameplay concept sketches below and the video above to see just how Armikrog’s mechanics work. (Read More)

With 16 hours to go, the Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for claymation adventure game, and The Neverhood spiritual successor Armikrog has reached its US$900,000 funding goal. (Read More)

The claymation adventure game gets funded at the last minute. (Read More)

Well now, Armikrog has been funded (Hooray!), so I can probably stop harassing everyone about that. That leaves the door open for a few new Kickstarter crowdfunding hopefuls to take the stage. This week we’ve narrowed it down to two great projects that are both worth your time. The first is based on a long running internet comic, and the second you’ll recognize immediately if you were a child at some point in your life…you were right? (Read More)

Hi everyone--As many of you might already know, we've just hit our funding goal!!! We are incredibly humbled by the support that you, the Backers, have given to this project. Here at the studio we are excited (and relieved) that we've made it this... (Read More)

So, here we are--the final countdown! I know we've thanked everyone before, but it really doesn't seem like enough. Because of your amazing efforts we are so close to making our goal! And while we can all see the prize, we're not there yet. Our hope... (Read More)

Californian-based independent developer Pencil Test Studios are aiming to self-publish their clay-inspired adventure game Armikrog. on Wii U, and they’re in need of your help to do so. At the time of writing they are currently sat at $814,156 with 29 hours to go, their stretch goal specifying an aim to achieve $950,000. (Read More)

Mike Dietz and the group at Pencil Test Studios have plenty to celebrate this evening as their Kickstarter crowdfunding effort for Armikrog succeeds. (Read More)

Armikrog. looks like a fun adventure game with interesting people to meet, a great soundtrack, challenging puzzles, and talented voice actors. (Read More)

Hey everyone! Ed here--I wanted to send out a HUGE thanks to all of you who joined today's Facebook Blitz! We’ve already heard some great stories of how the blitz got the word out to people who still hadn’t heard about Armikrog. Awesome! While we... (Read More)

Hi Armikroggers! Another unbelievable day yesterday. I’m just blown away by the generosity and the determination of our backers. I have to admit, as I typed up yesterday’s update, I felt a pang of guilt as I asked everyone to chip in a little... (Read More)

Kickstarters for video games are all over the place these days, but we do our best to highlight some of the ones that we’re most excited about. Kickstart This is our regular-ish feature that finds these great ideas and shares them with you. This week: Armikrog. (Read More)

Armikrog tells the story of a space explorer named Tommynaut and his blind, alien, talking dog Beak-Beak, who crash land on a strange planet and find themselves trapped within the walls of a fantastic, mystical fortress called Armikrog. Players will need to solve an array of entertaining and mind-bending puzzles to help Tommynaut out of his predicament, and will quickly discover that the epic Armikrog is much more than simply a fortress from which they must escape. (Read More)

『ゴッド・オブ・ウォー3』のインゲーム・シネマティックアニメーションなどを手掛けた経歴のあるPencil Test Studiosが、任天堂公認ディベロッパーに認定されたことが公式Facebook上で明らかになりました。 (Read More)

Developer Pencil Test Studios and Doug TenNapel, the creator of Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood, are aiming to get funding for a new project called Armikrog via Kickstarter. (Read More)

60 Stunden vor dem Ende der Kampagne fehlen immer noch 190.000 US-Dollar zum Erreichen des Finanzierungsziels. Um die Kampagne nochmal zu pushen hat Entwickler Pencil Test nun das erste Stretchgoals offenbart. Ein Release für die Wii U. (Read More)

Похоже Американ Макги не собирается останавливаться на переделанной на свой лад «Алисе в стане чудес» и уже запустил Kickstarter-кампанию по сбору средств для проекта OZombie. По названию франшизы нетрудно догадаться, что за основу взята сказка «Волшебник страны Оз». (Read More)

Get an inside look at the upcoming adventure game Armikrog, sculpted by the creative minds behind Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood. (Read More)

Hey everybody! It was quite a weekend; in fact, it’s been our strongest weekend of the campaign so far. I’m not sure if it’s because of all the press we’ve been getting, the incredible efforts of the Armikrog Army, because of the Wii U... (Read More)

With three days left on the clock, and over two thirds of the way to their US$900K goal, the team behind the hopeful claymation adventure game at Pencil Test Studios have pledged a Wii U version if they're able to make it over the line by an additional $50,000. (Read More)

If the stop-motion adventure game reaches its first Kickstarter stretch goal of $950,000, a Wii U version will be made. (Read More)

It's a tight race for Earthworm Jim creator Doug TenNapel and his Kickstarter project Armikrog. (Read More)

Armikrog's Kickstarter Nears Final Push - News E3 was big for Pencil Test Studios, as they revealed they will be localizing Armikrog in french, spanish, italian, and german. Speaking of Armikrog, the game's Kickstarter is nearing its final days. (Read More)

Hey everyone— As you may have heard, Nintendo recently contacted us to discuss the possibility of releasing Armikrog on the Wii U. Our first thought was “I wonder if anyone would want to play Armikrog on the Wii U?” Well…we think YES!!! In... (Read More)

Claymation point-and-clicker Armikrog has until Thursday, June 27 to reach its $900,000 Kickstarter goal, but developer Pencil Test Studios decided it's never too late to add a stretch goal to its funding initative. In this case, the former Neverhood developers added a $950,000 stretch goal to its campaign that would bring the game to Wii U. (Read More)

After E3 2013 Nintendo has reached out to Pencil Test Studios expressing interest in bringing the groups Kickstarter hopeful project, Armikrog to the Wii U. (Read More)

The first Kickstarter stretch goal for Armikrog, Pencil Test Studios, Inc.'s point-and-click adventure game, will add support for the Wii U at $950,000, the developer announced. (Read More)

Cult classic claymation adventure The Neverhood's "spiritual successor" Armikrog could come to Wii U. (Read More)

Hey everybody! MikeD bugging you again. As always, I want to thank everyone for their support. It's coming down to the wire and I'm really excited to see what happens the next few days. Everyone tells me the end of a Kickstarter campaign is a crazy... (Read More)

Armikrog, Pencil Test Studios brand new adventure game which is made of clay, could well be coming to Wii U. The development team announced via Kickstarter that Nintendo of America contacted them shortly after E3 and expressed interest in Armikrog. The game is currently scheduled to be released on PC, OSX and Linux, and has raised $604,636. (Read More)

Before you click on that video, we want to let you know that new Add-Ons are available! If you're interested in some original artwork by Doug TenNapel, or the much requested "Beak-Beak" T-shirt, then go check out the Add-On section on the main page!... (Read More)

Before we roll into three great crowdfunding projects I have to give a shout out to Mike Dietz, Ed Schofield and Doug TenNapel of Armikrog. There’s no godly reason why Armikrog shouldn’t cross the finish line, so it’s time to nut up and pledge your hearts out for Mike, Ted, and Ed. Now that Armikrog is successfully funded, we can move on. You’ll need to break out the AA’s and Halogen lamps for two of our projects, and your compass for the third, woodsmen unite! (Read More)

This is a story I’ll tell anyone who cares to listen. It’s brief, so just shut up and deal with it. E3 is a magical place. I had the pleasure of experiencing my very first go ’round this year, in fact. I expected to be floored with sights, sounds, and indecision (which happened); as well as loaded down with tons of cool swag, neat knick-knacks, and functionless tchochkes (which kind of happened… kind of). I expected the entire show would get better and better with each passing day. I expected to lament the doors closing once it was all over. What I didn’t expect was to have my “Moment of Show” take place about two hours after my arrival on day one. (Read More)

I’ve always loved stop-motion animation, particularly claymation. (Don’t get me wrong: computer animation is fantastic these days and I haven’t missed a Pixar flick yet, but it’s just fun to know that what you’re watching on screen actually exists in the real world, that somebody sculpted this little character and glued on hair or stuck on the eyeballs.) And I’m also a huge fan of Doug TenNapel’s bizarre comics. (Read More)

Hey Armikroggers! We had another good day yesterday, thanks to you as always! We've got some really exciting new tiers and add-ons coming out today, so keep a giant eye out for those. Today I'd like to spotlight another one of the many talented... (Read More)

Just before we hit the big week of E3, I was given the chance to speak with acclaimed cartoonist and game designer Doug TenNapel. In addition to his more well-known property, Earthworm Jim, Doug has penned several comics along with the claymation point and click adventure game The Neverhood, along with its platformer sequel, Skullmonkeys. (Read More)

Thanks for watching! Armikrog on Steam Greenlight...click here on top...not down below! :)  (Read More)

By now I’ve conducted my fair share of interviews with top industry talent, but Mike Dietz is a thoroughbred in a class of his own. The talented artist has worked in Television (Community), Film (Star Wars: Episode III), and of course Video Games (The Neverhood). Dietz is a wizard with animation in the same light Frank Oz (Yoda) is with puppeteering. His career is the stuff of legend, and it was an enormous pleasure to have a candid chat with him. Dietz, Ed Schofield, and Doug TenNapel have reunited to crowdfund a visionary claymation adventure game called Armikrog, and are well over half way home at the time of this writing. (Read More)

Armikrogia on toimitukselle vinkkailtu useampaakin kautta. Peli on henkinen jatko-osa savianimaatiopeli The Neverhoodille ja sen Kickstarteria on vielä reilu viikko jäljellä. (Read More)

The developers who brought us Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood are back with a new title, Armikrog, which is currently on Kickstarter. We had the pleasure of speaking with founders of Pencil Test Studios, Mike Dietz and Ed Schofield about the upcoming game. (Read More)

Armikrog is a clay and puppet animated adventure game currently being developed by Doug TenNapel (creator of Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood) and Pencil Test Studios. (Read More)

Yesterday we had two backers come in at the $10K reward level! As I've said before, I've been humbled by the level of support of all of our backers, both through the pledges and the efforts to spread the word about the game, and our goal is to make... (Read More)

The creator of Earthworm Jim is running a Kickstarter campaign for a new game, but his anti-gay comments make it tough to separate the art from the artist. (Read More)

E3 2013 is in the books! We really had a great time on the last day, talking with the press and spreading the word about Armikrog. We got to meet more supporters, which was really the highlight of the show for us. If you haven't had a chance yet,... (Read More)

Hey all! Another great day at E3 yesterday. Walked the floor with Tommynaut, taking pictures with fans and supporters, handing out t-shirts and bookmarks. Plus lots more interviews with press and other potential biz partners, all of whom are pushing... (Read More)

Just prior to E3, GEEK met with lead game creators Mike Dietz and Ed Schofield to talk about their return to the stop motion animation gaming world with Armikrog. - a project that only the minds behind Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood could pull off. Well, them with a little help from YOU! (Read More)

Mike, Tommynaut and myself wrapped our first day at E3 yesterday...what a blast! We met with a lot of the international press, who are all very interested in Armikrog. We're really excited about the reception we're getting outside the U.S., and we'll... (Read More)

We're on our way to E3 today, bringing with us some Armikrog t-shirts, some printed bookmarks (people seem to love bookmarks for some reason), lots of business cards, press kits, and of course, Tommynaut himself. For those that aren't familiar with... (Read More)

We’ve just posted some new All-Digital tiers for those of you who prefer to receive all of your Armikrog goodies electronically, instead of through the post. These new tiers offer you the opportunity to become an active participant in shaping the... (Read More)

One thing I always loved about the Neverhood was the way the whole world was split apart and at one point, the player “pulls the pin” and brings the two halves of the world together exposing new passages and cutting off old ones. For the Armikrog... (Read More)

OK, I'm back to gush some more: I can't say thank you enough for all the support from the backers! I'm amazed at how hard everyone is working to help spread the word -- I feel like we've got some good momentum heading into E3 week. Here's a fan-made... (Read More)

This is Pencil Test Studios, an independent gaming and animation studio founded in 2009. Doug, Mike and Ed are no strangers to the gaming scene as you might have read and now they’re back with their newest project… Armikrog. (Read More)

Whenever we begin a new project, we always start by throwing lots of ideas against the wall to see what sticks. In the case of Armikrog, Doug presented us with the story idea for the opening sequence for our campaign video--it introduced Tommynaut... (Read More)

Hi everyone! For those of you who have asked, here’s your last chance for a copy of TenNapel’s “Sketchbook Archives!!!” NOW—we’ve just posted a new $130 tier, where you can get a copy of Doug’s “Sketchbook Archives” with a digital... (Read More)

Here’s a little comic about what happened just a few seconds before the movie at the start of our campaign video. Nothing like telling a story backwards! Many of you are collectors of my comics, and the Armikrog comic will only be available through... (Read More)

Welcome to the second entry of Kickin’it With! If you haven’t read the first post in this new feature, you can check it out to read about Orion’s Odyssey by Island Officials. This time around we talked to Pencil Test Studios about Armikrog. Their new game has been going strong on Kickstarterfor the past 10 days or so, speeding towards the $900,000 needed in order to make the game a reality. We’re also happy to provide a 2 for 1 special this week since we also got in touch with Doug TenNapel (of Earthworm Jim fame) to talk about his involvement in the project. (Read More)

Just a quick note to let you know that the Armikrog Add-Ons are now live! Here's a rundown on whats available: Add-Ons To receive an Add-On, pledge the additional amount of the item (or items) to your tier. Once the campaign has ended, you’ll... (Read More)

Just over a week in and very nearly at 50%, it's been quite a ride so far. Once again, thank you to all of our supporters, and especially to the increasingly famous Armikrog Army. Today we finished the photo-illustration for the box art, did... (Read More)

The creators of Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood have launched a new Kickstarter crowdfunding effort for their stop-motion adventure game Armikrog, elsewhere, Nikola Tesla may be squaring off against that pesky Thomas Edison in Tesla Breaks the World! (Read More)

Welcome to the Kickstarter Compendium, a gathering of games and game-related projects that we’ve come across that deserve your attention. The crowd-funding model for video games has resulted in some interesting new game ideas, and new projects are going up on a weekly basis that deserve your attention. (Read More)

As many of you know, we've got some amazing voice talent lined up for the Armikrog game. One of our favorite actors (and human beings) to work with is the magnificent Rob Paulsen. For those who may not know, Rob is the voice talent behind such iconic... (Read More)

Earthworm Jim co-creator Doug TenNapel and Pencil Test Studios, a group composed of the people responsible for the Neverhood franchise in the late '90s, have opened a Kickstarter campaign for their upcoming adventure game called Armikrog. (Read More)

As we've expressed many times already, we've been absolutely humbled by the show of support we've received from our backers. Here's a great example of why we feel that way. Thank you Alex, and thank you to everyone for their continued support. -MikeD... (Read More)

Armikrog is an interesting new claymation adventure title from the creator of Earthworm Jim, Doug TenNapel and the team at Pencil Test Studios. Founded by Mike Dietz and Ed Schofield (also from Earthworm Jim and The Neverhood), Pencil Test has "passion and dedication to blurring the lines between art and technology in" video games, Dietz tells us. Not quite a spiritual successor to The Neverhood, Armikrog does offer a similar witty humor "that harkens back to the works of George Herriman and Dr. Seuss." (Read More)

As a thank you to all our backers, especially those keeping the conversation alive and lively in the comments section, we posted a bunch of Armikrog avatars and banners for you to use. There are several variations to choose from, some of which should... (Read More)

You can easily divide the world into “friends”, “enemies”, and “undecided” by asking whether an individual remembers The Neverhood, and if they do, finding out whether they love it. Anybody who says “no” may be safely consigned to the sin bin, because the claymation point-and-click was terrific fun. (Read More)

Doug TenNapel, co-creator of the beloved Earthworm Jim franchise, is currently trying to fund a new game, Armikrog, a spiritual successor to his cult hit The Neverhood. It’s not surprising. Ever since Double Fine proved that you can bank on gamers’ desire for retro-flavored projects, other developers have been coming out of the woodwork to try and get their own projects funded and released. And good on them. Kickstarter has proven that sometimes people really do put their money where their mouths are, and that when the chance comes along they’re eager to support something they believe in. But when you support someone’s project, you’re also supporting what they believe in, whether you like it or not. And when you’re supporting Armikrog, you’re supporting the work of a person who has said some truly troubling things. (Read More)

Hello clay-gaming backers! This is Doug T. Though Kickstarter has an auto-refresh feature, I still hit refresh about three times a second for 18 hours straight. If Kickstarter were Galaga my score would be a million billion today! It never gets old... (Read More)

Hey all, Mike D here. I hope you're not getting sick of me saying thank you all the time, but a big thank you once again to all our Armikrog supporters. We had another great day yesterday and we're continuing to chip away at the goal. I've been... (Read More)

Hey, I'm sure you're all already aware, but our pal Tim Schafer and Double Fine just launched a KS for their new game Massive Chalice. So if you haven't done so already, please head over there and send them some love. We're big fans of their games,... (Read More)

TenNapel is best known for creating the video game character Earthworm Jim in the mid-1990s, and his stop-motion adventure game The Neverhood has long been a cult classic for PC gamers. On Tuesday, he and his developer/animator friends Mike Dietz and Ed Schofield announced Armikrog, a "spiritual successor" to Neverhood created by Pencil Test Studios and funded through Kickstarter. (Read More)

Here's one of the more exciting things to hit Kickstarter in quite awhile: Armikrog, a new adventure game from the makers of the mid-90s claymation classic The Neverhood. (Read More)

In the world of stop motion you have a bevy of award-winning television shows like Wallace and Gromit, Creature Comforts, Shaun the Sheep, Pingu and Gumby. Video game developers have also made some critically acclaimed entries into the category with ClayFighter, Trog, The Dark Eye, and The Neverhood. My childhood was filled with the great twilights of animation before computer-assisted graphics ended up dropping the cost of production and making stop motion prohibitively expensive. Having experienced the best the genre has to offer I have a special place in my heart for stop motion animation, it's a write-protected space deep in the feels. (Read More)

Wow. We're just blown away by the show of support from everyone so far... not just that you're backing the project, but the way everyone is working so hard to spread the word about the game and pull more people to the site. I always see KS creators... (Read More)

The Neverhood was one of the more unfortunate commercial failures of the point-and-click era. It was a one-of-a-kind (two-of-a-kind if you include its PS1 platformer sequel) claymation adventure from the mind of Doug TenNapel, creator of Earthworm Jim. A game with such a striking aesthetic deserved a much better commercial reception, and its poor performance basically guaranteed that we'd never see anything as remarkable again. (Read More)

Neverhood developer is carving out a new claymation vision with Armikrog at PC Gamer. PCGamer.com is the official web counterpart to the PC Gamer print magazine. Exclusive reviews, demos, and updates and news on all your favourite PC gaming franchises. (Read More)

In conjunction with Pencil Test Studios, the creator of The Neverhood revealed that the classic title's spiritual successor is a claymation point-and-click adventure title called Armikrog. (Read More)

Earthworm Jim creator, Doug TenNapel, has teamed up with Pencil Test Studios for Armikrog, a claymation point and click game they hope to finance via Kickstarter (Read More)

Mitten av 90-talet var äventyrsspelens storhetstid när det gällde kvalitet, men tyvärr hjälpte det faktumet inte försäljningen av spel som The Neverhood och Grim Fandango. Som tur är nylanseringarnas tid inne och Neverhood-skaparen Doug Tennapel förlitar sig nu på spelares nostalgikänslor för att kunna skapa Armikrog. (Read More)

It's been and AMAZING first day! Ed here -- as you might have imagined, things have been buzzing here at the studio, but I wanted to take a moment to give a heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you for supporting Armikrog! You're now part of the team,... (Read More)

Pencil Test Studios, a company manned by one of the designers and two of the artists responsible for 1996's classic The Neverhood, is seeking $900,000 in crowdsourced funding via Kickstarter in order to fuel the creation of its new claymation point-and-click adventure project, Armikrog. (Read More)

Between Disney axing LucasArts and Monkey Island’s creator waxing on about the sequel he thinks he’ll never make, the last few months have been a pretty big kick to the gaming crowd’s feels. Here’s some feel-good medicine: the creator of 90′s nostalgia-factory Earthworm Jim is getting back into gaming, and he’s turning to Kickstarter to make his new game happen. Guhhhhhhroooovy! (Read More)

Doug TenNapel, creator of "Earthworm Jim" and "The Neverhood," has once again partnered with Pencil Test Studios, this time to launch a Kickstarter campaign in hopes of funding a new stop-motion animated game. Dubbed "Armikrog," the PC and Mac title would be a point-and-click adventure following the story of stranded space travelers/drinking buddies Tommynaut and Beak-Beak. Listen to the official pitch in the video above! (Read More)

What do you get when you combine Ray Harryhausen style stop-motion animation, claymation style characters, in a science fiction setting with a blended together smoothie of humor and action all boxed up nicely in a point-and-click adventure game? Well, the creators of “Earthworm Jim” and “The Neverhood”, Doug TenNapel, Mike Dietz, and Ed Schofield think you get a new Kickstarter project for a game called “Armikrog”. And, while “Armikrog” sounds like a new craft beer from the Harry Potter universe to me, if the Kickstarter by Pencil Test Studios, Inc. is successful, it will be a new game for PC, MAC, and LINUX. (Read More)

We'll probably never get a true sequel to the beloved claymation adventure The Neverhood, but if Doug TenNapel's "spiritual successor" Armikrog is able to meet its fundraising goals, we'll soon have the next best thing. (Read More)

В марте я делился новостью Ещё один почётный гость из прошлого - Neverhood И вот, свершилось. На кикстартере появилась страница игры Armikrog - новой пластилиновой игры от Дуга ТенНейпла, создателя культового квеста The Neverhood и серии игр Earthworm Jim! Производством проекта занимается студия Pencil Test Studios, основанная в 2009 двумя творческими партнёрами Майком Дицем и Эдом Скофилдом, которые тоже работали в своё время над играми The Neverhood и Earthworm Jim. (Read More)