WinAGI Game Development System

WinAGI Game Development System

WinAGI is a full featured game development system to create new games that use the Adventure Game Interpreter, by Sierra.

WinAGI includes editors that provide full control over of all aspects of an AGI game. It includes many new integrated tools to assist in game design and development, allowing you to create new AGI games more efficiently and with less effort.

It also includes a detailed, up to date AGI reference section that explains all aspects of AGI.

For help with programming, a detailed logic command reference is also supplied that fully describes every single AGI command, and includes programming notes and examples.

The WinAGI Game Development System was created by Andrew Korson. It may be distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

The current version of WinAGI Game Development System is 1.1.22.

External links

* [http://www.winagi.com The official WinAGI website]


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