Two grand adventures side by side! Grab Broken Age and Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged in one amazingly BROKEN bundle. From ancient monsters to ancient conspiracies, there's plenty of challenges ahead. If you have the brains to solve these puzzles...

In the Double Fine Adventure documentary series, Broken Age took shape in the midst of a changing video game landscape. PsychOdyssey continues the story from right where we left it, in 32 brand new episodes documenting 6 years of Psychonauts 2 development. Youll watch the Double Fine team deal with development challenges and real world challenges including a global pandemic. Bringing Razs next adventure to life was never going to be a walk in the park! You can watch Double Fine PsychOdyssey right here on DFTV or through this YouTube playlist. Downloadable versions of the episodes will be available initially on the Internet Archive. We hope you enjoy the series and the close look it offers at the human side of game development.

Broken Age came out two years ago! Happy Birthday to Broken Age!

Broken Age came out two years ago! Happy Birthday to Broken Age!

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Broken Age is a family friendly, hand-animated, puzzle-filled adventure game with an all-star cast, including Elijah Wood, Jack Black and Masasa Moyo. Funded by a record breaking crowdfunding campaign and designed by industry legend Tim Schafer, Broken Age is a timeless coming-of-age story of barfing trees and talking spoons.

Vella Tartine and Shay Volta are two teenagers in strangely similar situations, but radically different worlds. The player can freely switch between their stories, helping them take control of their own lives, and dealing with the unexpected adventures that follow.

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A while ago we announced that we were working on a Russian translation of Broken Age for the Windows, OSX and Linux versions of the game. We’re happy to tell you that those translations, both the subtitles and in-game textures, are live right now on Steam! Спасибо, и наслаждайтесь игрой

A while ago we announced that we were working on a Russian translation of Broken Age for the Windows, OSX and Linux versions of the game. Were happy to tell you that those translations, both the subtitles and in-game textures, are live right now on Steam! ,

We’ve made it! Believe it or not, the Double Fine Adventure has reached its end! (the game… not the company) This has been a long and crazy journey for all of us, unlike anything we've ever done. First it was a crowdfunding campaign, then a watershed event, then a movement, then a controversy. But now, finally, it's just a game. Well, a game and a documentary. Just a game, and a documentary, and a soundtrack. And an art book. A game, documentary, soundtrack, an art book, and a couple of backer bowling parties, but THAT'S IT. Oh, and a bunch of t-shirts. As the novelty of its funding story fades, what remains is just the work itself. The story of two young people leading separate, but parallel lives, pushing against the scripts that have been written for them, taking control of their destinies, and then taking responsibility for the consequences. Broken Age was designed not as two separate episodes, but as one complete story. If you already played Act 1 then your save game will still work after the update and you can continue from the start of Act 2. But keep in mind--there are many puzzle hints and narrative set ups in Act 1 that you might have forgotten in the year since it came out. "So why didn't you make a, 'Previously on Broken Age...' video?" you ask, from that part of your brain that really, really misses LOST… Well, we thought about it, but I felt that would have drawn too much attention to the hints and made the story set ups too obvious. With all that in mind, I'm hoping and recommending that you start from the beginning so you can judge the game as a complete work. Hey, you know all the puzzle solutions anyway, right? And you can double-click on doors to fast-travel, so it won't take any time at all. Also, there are new achievements in Act 1 that you don't want to miss. And are you 100% sure you heard all the stool jokes the first time through? But hey, I get paid the same either way so what do I care? :) Your time is valuable, so let me just sum up Act 1 here for you: It was amazing. However you play, I hope you enjoy Broken Age. Happy pointing and clicking! And tapping and dragging and… thumbing? Do you say thumbing? You know what I mean. Thanks for playing!

Weve made it! Believe it or not, the Double Fine Adventure has reached its end! (the game not the company) This has been a long and crazy journey for all of us, unlike anything we've ever done. First it was a crowdfunding campaign, then a watershed event, then a movement, then a controversy. But now, finally, it's just a game. Well, a game and a documentary. Just a game, and a documentary, and a soundtrack. And an art book. A game, documentary, soundtrack, an art book, and a couple of backer bowling parties, but THAT'S IT. Oh, and a bunch of t-shirts. As the novelty of its funding story fades, what remains is just the work itself. The story of two young people leading separate, but parallel lives, pushing against the scripts that have been written for them, taking control of their destinies, and then taking responsibility for the consequences. Broken Age was designed not as two separate episodes, but as one complete story. If you already played Act 1 then your save game will still work after the update and you can continue from the start of Act 2. But keep in mind--there are many puzzle hints and narrative set ups in Act 1 that you might have forgotten in the year since it came out. "So why didn't you make a, 'Previously on Broken Age...' video?" you ask, from that part of your brain that really, really misses LOST Well, we thought about it, but I felt that would have drawn too much attention to the hints and made the story set ups too obvious. With all that in mind, I'm hoping and recommending that you start from the beginning so you can judge the game as a complete work. Hey, you know all the puzzle solutions anyway, right? And you can double-click on doors to fast-travel, so it won't take any time at all. Also, there are new achievements in Act 1 that you don't want to miss. And are you 100% sure you heard all the stool jokes the first time through? But hey, I get paid the same either way so what do I care? :) Your time is valuable, so let me just sum up Act 1 here for you: It was amazing. However you play, I hope you enjoy Broken Age. Happy pointing and clicking! And tapping and dragging and thumbing? Do you say thumbing? You know what I mean. Thanks for playing!