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==Testing Credits== | ==Testing Credits== | ||
* ''[[Ma princesse adorée]]'' ([[Hugo Labrande]] as "Mule Hollandaise"; Release 3: 2-Sep-2007; [[Z-code]] 5). | * ''[[Ma princesse adorée]]'' ([[Hugo Labrande]] as "Mule Hollandaise"; Release 3: 2-Sep-2007; [[Z-code]] 5; [[French]]). | ||
==Other Credits== | ==Other Credits== | ||
Revision as of 00:01, 9 October 2007
Eric Forgeot is a French author. He also uses the alias Otto Grimwald.
Author Credits
NOTE: All these games are in French (except one).
- Le pouvoir délaissé : The coming race II (2003; Glulx, Z-code). (Still in development). Game site.
- Le Temple de Feu (Oct-2005; Z-code). French Minicomp 2005: 3rd place. Game site
- Sarvegne (as "Xxyzy", graphics: Maryam Gousheh-Forgeot; Oct-2006; Glulx, Z-code). French Minicomp 2006: 2nd place. Game site
- Petit Gnome (Oct-2006; Glulx, Z-code). A sample game, in french, for the Inform 7 system. Game site
- Lieux Communs (with JB, Samuel Verschelde, Hugo Labrande, and Jean-Luc Pontico; 15-Jun-2007; Glulx and Z-code; French). HP Lovecraft: The Commonplace Book Project 2007 entry.
- Sorcière au balcon, apprenti en déraison ! (19-Aug-2007; Z-code 8). French Speed-IF 2007.
- Le Scarabée et le Katana (as "Otto Grimwald"; 26-Aug-2007; Z-code). French Speed-IF 2007.
- Ze French countryside is full of fresh air (as "Otto Grimwald"; 26-Aug-2007; Z-code; English). Speed-IF Introcomp.
Tech Credits
- He is working on a French translation of the Hugo libraries.
- He is working on an adaptation of Inform 7 to the French libraries.
Review and Article Credits
Organizational Credits
- Organizer of French Minicomp 2005 and French Minicomp 2006; original idea by Stab.
Testing Credits
- Ma princesse adorée (Hugo Labrande as "Mule Hollandaise"; Release 3: 2-Sep-2007; Z-code 5; French).
Other Credits
- Esclinux - Linux live-cd for playing and authoring IF (2005).