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A Seinfeld Point-And-Click Adventure Is A Game We Really Want
In his spare time, artist Jacob Janerka has been coming up with art for a Seinfeld adventure game in the style of the Monkey Island series or Indiana Jones And The Fate Of Atlantis. And it's now high on our list of most-wanted games.
Uploaded to his Tumblr page (where he has similar art of Louis C.K., The Big Lebowski, and The Simpsons), Janerka has released several character models, and mock ups of environments such as Jerry's Apartment and Monk's Cafe. Judging by some of the gifs it appears he has a working prototype of the game running, though it's unclear whether or not this is something we may ever play – esppecially considering it's likely the artist doesn't have the rights to the characters or show. Check out the art and some gifs down below
Aside from getting our hopes up, Janerka is working on the game Paradigm, a surreal point-and-click adventure game.
[Source: Jacob Janerka]
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