Comments for the Delores’ podcast are now closed. Maybe we’ll have the podcast within a few hours 
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Thank you @RonGilbert @David @robert.megone @Calypso @OctaviNavarro!
That was a fun diversion. The end credits made me laugh out loud several times (especially the very end.)
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That made me mad!
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Still 10 photographs to go… I am enjoying this, savouring the increasingly difficult puzzles and getting stuck.
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The OCD of a character whose name I won’t mention to not spoil a possible puzzle…reminds me of Zak’s. Whose idea was this? @David’s? @RonGilbert’s?
Ok, here is the spoiler: those darned kids-a-renos these days… not closing my cabinet-a-renos
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Ron’s!
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It should drop tomorrow (Monday). It takes us about 4x as long as recording it to edit it, and this was a long one.
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Thanks for heads up!
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The podcast is out! 
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So the first question is… How’s the weather ?
at 4:48 there’s my question 
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There could have also been the what we did last week and what we’re gonna do next week… Might have been interesting 
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I had to stop listening as I didn’t complete the game yet. Still 5 pictures to go now
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Ok, finished it.
Funniest end credits ever 
(Including a jump scare at the very end- I thought my computer crashed)
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Today I had access to a physical computer with Win10 so I could finally try the game!
My experience with this new engine:
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I played it using a touchscreen with no mouse connected. I had to map right-click to a keyboard key because long-touch didn’t work (it executed single-click right away and verbs didn’t pop up).
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Dragging was quite a drag (hehe) on an 60cm (23.6") touchscreen, but actually not that bad (may even work in a 10 hour game since in such game you aren’t using items every 2 seconds).
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I had no technical issues, the only minor annoyance was that changing audio output device during play (e.g. switching from speakers to headphones) didn’t work. This may not be a problem with a real game where I can just save and restart the game.
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I’m just curious in what’s the point of a 23" touch screen
I know, right? Who would need such a ridiculously small one! 23 point 6 inches on the other hand… 
It’s great for use with multiple people, without the need to pass a mouse around. This one you can even lay flat on a table!
For a particular video game genre called point’n’touch adventures it’s also nice.
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Oh, well.
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My PC has a 23’’ touchscreen 
but I disabled it.
Oh, yes, I remember perfectly that.