AGT
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| AGT | |
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| Authoring system | |
| Links | Home page Download |
| Developers | David Malmberg, Mark Welch |
| Format | AGT |
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AGT is an acronym for Adventure Game Toolkit.
A simplistic system for programming IF games that involves filling in a Pascal database. It was created in 1987 by David Malmberg, who was updating Mark J. Welsh's GAGS.
AGT games could originally be played only on DOS and a limited number of other platforms, one being Amiga. A recent tool named AGiliTy allows for playing on several other platforms.
Links
- The Adventure Game Toolkit (AGT) - Mark J. Welsh's page.
- agt-authors - A Yahoo! group.
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