One of the benefits of pre-ordering Moebius: Empire Rising is that you get a copy of the game’s soundtrack entirely for free. The soundtrack contains 32 songs from the game, composed viagra online 50mgs by Robert Holmes. To give you an example of the music you will find on this soundtrack, you can check out the two videos below. (continue reading…)

April 15th is only a day away now, the day in which we launch Moebius on Steam, GOG.com, Gamersgate, our own Phoenix Online Store, and many other distribution outlets.

However – you still have time to lock in your pre-order. You will get the full game at 20% off and the complete soundtrack – 32 songs in all – absolutely free!

As it is now a Phoenix tradition, that date becomes a day to celebrate! We shall be hosting the launch event live on our Youtube channel. The date is April 15th, at 2pm Eastern time, 11 am Pacific. (continue reading…)

Pinkerton Road was in charge of the direction and lifeline of all development details of Moebius, from the story to every creative decision; however, Phoenix Online takes on the role of both the development and publishing for Moebius. In this blog entry we review most of the publishing processes of manufacturing, womans levitra distribution, localization, and overall marketing efforts. (continue reading…)

Over the past month we’ve created blog entries detailing certain aspects of Moebius. This aims to be a recap/repository of sorts, summarizing each week’s worth of content with links to the individual entries that were published. We hope you enjoy this comprehensive look into Jane Jensen’s Moebius: Empire Rising. (continue reading…)

Last week there came a big update for Moebius in the form of the game’s official pre-order launch. This also gave the ability to download, for free, a demo of the upcoming adventure title. On the official Phoenix Online site as well as on Steam, this is a demo of Chapter 2; those who pre-order on GOG.com are able to play the demos of both Chapter 1 and 2.

Below we’ll take a brief look into each chapter, display the PC and Mac system requirements to run the game, discuss the different types of puzzles you’ll encounter, explain the hotspot icons, and answer a common question about save files.
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Pre-orders for Jane Jensen’s highly-anticipated game, Moebius: Empire Rising, are now available at a 20% discount which also includes a free download of the soundtrack! Coming April 15th, this thrilling new adventure game from master storyteller Jane Jensen (Gabriel Knight, Gray Matter) and Phoenix Online Studios (Cognition, The Silver Lining) introduces Malachi Rector, an expert in antiquities whose photographic memory and eye for detail transform people and clues into interactive puzzles. (continue reading…)

The art of Moebius uses a distinctive approach, envisioned by Jane Jensen and turned into reality by her global team of artists. The idea was to use a graphic novel style in the narrative. This style was iterated on as Jane and her lead artist discussed how best to approach the final look of the game. These pieces of concept art would then be handed down to the rest of the art team to be interpreted in the engine. In the end, the whole process was a team effort with everyone involved being able to give their input. (continue reading…)

The Kickstarter for Pinkerton Road’s Moebius offered all backers the chance to participate in the development of the game. Jane called this “Community Supported Gaming”, a throwback to the idea of “Community Supported Agriculture”. This basically meant that anyone who pledged money to the campaign gave it up front with the expectation of reaping the benefits offered at a later date. Complete with the risks and rewards associated with crowdfunding. (continue reading…)

As described in our previous article, Malachi Rector has what is known as a photographic memory. This means that everything he sees, reads, hears, or experiences he automatically remembers and retains. This skill is expressed in Moebius through analysis puzzles. There are three ways of going about this depending on the situation and what Malachi is trying to find out. (continue reading…)