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Moebius is the new game from Gabriel Knight and Gray Matter creator Jane Jensen, and at long last we’re getting a look at the crowdfunded indie effort.

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The Wise Monkey, episode two of Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller, is out now. Check out a trailer through the break.

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Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller – Episode 2: The Wise Monkey will release on PC and Mac next week. To get you caught up on the events leading up to the second episode, a trailer has been released. You ca watch it below. Also, starting at 4:00pm EST the Phoenix Online team will host a live broadcast to celebrate The Wise Monkey’s launch. Jane Jensen, creator of Gabriel Knight and story consultant on Cognition, will join in at 5:00pm. Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller – Episode 2: The Wise Monkey releases January 30. Each episode is available for $9.99 or alternatively, customers can drop $29.99 for the Season Pass which includes all four episodes when launched. For more on the title and Jane Jensen, check out Dave’s interview through here.

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Jane Jensen is known for penning the Gabriel Knight series and is working with Phoenix Online on the Cognition adventure series. VG247′s Dave Cook talks with Jane and the team to learn more.

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Gabriel Knight creator Jane Jensen may be unable to make future games in the acclaimed adventure series due to licensing issues, but that hasn’t stopped her from making a spiritual successor instead. Moebius is the game in question, and VG247 has heard from Jensen and developer Phoenix Online that it will be the next best thing for Knight fans. Find out why after the fold.

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In an update issued to Kickstarter supporters, Jane Jensen announced the developer of Pinkerton Road’s first published title, Moebius.

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EA has announced it’s to waive distribution fees for 90 days on Origin for any developer with a “successfully crowd-funded, ready-to-publish downloadable PC game.”

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Jan Jensen has said there’s a “good chance” gamers will be the recipients of a Gabriel Knight remake. Speaking with GamesRadar, Jensen said her studio Pinkerton Road needs to “get a good portion of Moebius” under its belt first. After which, there’s a “very good chance” we could see in a Gabriel remake “in the future.” The studio’s first project still has 23 days left on its Kickstarter campaign, which you can support here.

Jane Jenson has said one of the reasons she was attracted to working in the casual market over the last few years, was due to her familiarity with the age and gender demographic.

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Pinkerton Road has announced its first project – Moebius, a metaphysical sci-fi thriller adventures expected in March 2013.

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Legendary designer Jane Jensen, of Gabriel Knight and Gray Matter fame, has launched an independent studio to make the kind of adventure games she wants to write.

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Legendary adventure game designer Jane Jensen has joined forces with the team behind the King’s Quest revival to produce an all new game – Cognition.

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Viva Media has announced it’s acquisition of Gray Matter, and is working with dtp Entertainment to bring the long-awaited title to North American shores.

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Jane Jensen’s Gray Matter will finally see the light of day come October, according to Jensen herself.

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Gray Matter, the long in the making adventure game from Jane Jensen, has been announced for release on Xbox 360 by the publisher, dtp entertainment.

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This week in indie and other games of interest, we have an update on Gray Matter, some free-to-play titles, and a couple demos for you to try out.

Also of note: Iceberg Interactive’s announced the release of the bundle British Horror Pack consisting of Dark Fall: The Journal Classic Edition, Dark Fall: Lights Out The Director’s Cut Edition, and Barrow Hill; Slitherine has digitally released History: Great Battles – Medieval earlier than the physical disc; and there’s a zombie game titled Zombie Driver which has you pulling a Rebecca Gayheart on the undead with your vehicle.

Loads more is through the jump. Be prepared. It’ a massive wall of text and bullets.

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