[Vedor]

I think that Wadjet Eye Games studio still uses AGS for their games, and most (all?) of the games published by them seems to use AGS as well.

I highly recommend checking their catalogue. While the first installements of Blackwell series didn't age that well I still think they are a quite nice starting point – they are short and memorable.

[armcat]

Gemini Rue is probably one of the best game stories I have ever seen. What Joshua Nuernberger did there is amazing. The "twist" that occurs there in the final third is something else. And it's built using AGS.

[sersi]

Another great AGS made game is Technobabylon. That and Gemini Rue are my two favourite Wadjet Eyes Games

[darthcircuit]

Gemini rue is one of my favorite games ever, not just point and click.

[brynet]

Yes they still do, and fun fact, SummVM has integrated support for AGS a few releases back, so one of my favourite titles from Wadjet Eye Games, Unavowed, works great on a ton of different OSes/platforms.

https://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php?title=AGS/Games

I've played it on OpenBSD before!

https://pobsd.chocolatines.org/2953591878

[b3lvedere]

The developer commentary in Unavowed also explains some of the technical challenges they had with using AGS.

[christhecaribou]

“Gemini Rue” and “Technobabylon” were my favorites, but they recently released a new title about time travel called “Old Skies”.

It actually made me cry and email the studio director. It was a masterpiece.

[sersi]

Old Skies was really great, stayed with me a long time

[j-kent]

Yes! my love for The Excavation of Hob’s Barrow is what led me to AGS.

[shikshake]

The Blackwell series was one of my first video game loves. The final game made me cry

[BSTRhino]

I truly loved Old Skies! It was my favourite game last year.