In another one of his rare but revealing tweets, Autumn Moon CEO and background artist extraordinaire Bill Tiller shares the following bit of enticing info:
I think we are going to do an iPad game. Can't tell you which IP yet, but as soon as the details are worked I will let you know.
Given that all of Autumn Moon's titles so far have been pure point 'n click, the iPad would make a great platform for the studio (as would the Wii, but I'll refrain). Let's just hope that any project that's targeted at the iPad would release on it in addition to the PC. Still, any development at all from Autumn Moon is exciting stuff in my book.
Bill later followed-up with this tweet:
"To make episodic or not to" is the question.
With the possible combined support of Telltale and Autumn Moon, the iPad is sure shaping up to have strong, bite-sized graphic adventures well represented in its games library. And so early in its lifespan!
Source: Bill Tiller's twitter feed
AME is a company with potential. They haven't tapped into that potential yet - in Tiller's words, they need to balance out tech with art - and they defo need a better writer. (Before you ask, Jason, yeah; I've played most of Ghost Pirates - I plan to finish it - and a decent chunk of A Vampyre Story, which I plan to on re-starting sometime this summer.)