I was working with 118 118 up until last wednesday when i was let go, so i'm hunting again. A temp job with KVR wouldn't go amiss on the CV of course. Ah well, life goes on.

BVA, you said about the joysticks at waist height? What if the dungeoneers had something like VR games had, which is a small hand held remote - tilt it forward for forward, back for back, etc, plus there's 3 buttons or so on each controller (Jump, Spellcast, Sidestep etc)

If not, a bit of behind the scenes would be equally terrific. There are SOME people looking for temporary work this summer...

(He said, not subtly at all )

Hugo Myatt, complete with costume was present in person and stood by the advisers with hints and tips.

Mark Knight had recorded his part in America. Other parts were played by Nick Collett, and I did a brief and not-to-be repeated guest slot as the Ogre.

I could be going mad, but I didn't think that was Cliff Barry in the lissard/fear videos, was it?

if it does come back will lots of old characters return as well (majida, stilletta, motley etc)

Never mind though... I can't wait to see more.

Pity I don't own a TV station! Fingers crossed on that respect.

It's marvellous to hear that Hugo Myatt attended! It must have been quite something to be in that position again after all these years, for both you and him.

My fingers are extremely crossed. I hope all the hard work pays off. If there is any Justice at all, it will. Many thanks again.

Hmmm Ellisandre sounds like 2 well known knightmare character names merged into one. So is she a rude maid? (Elita and Mellisandre)

I hope that it will be commissioned by a channel like BBC 2 so that it can be like the old knightmare ie. no ad breaks.

It's great to see everything working.

Hugo Myatt back as Treguard, Amazing.

Mark Knight back as Lord Fear, as seen in the video clip and now known that It was him who did the voicing was Amazing as well.

Bring tears to my eyes.

The navigation method was via two waist high joysticks, though for production we'd hope to come up with something more intuitive. We played with only one adviser, who was stationed at a table-top monitor showing an isometric god's eye view of the dungeon below.

The gameplay was in most respects excellent, with the quality of the challenge forcing the dungeoneer/adviser relationship to engage. I think however that it may be even better with two advisers?

The play testers were year sevens from St George's Hanover Square school, Westminster, and year eights from St Marylebone school.

Most other paired teams said they found the experience quite scarey, and it sounded that way!

In the games room one entire wall was taken up with a huge screen capable of switching up dozens of different views in the dungeon. The parabolic (a small version of this is featured on the website, and the top-down were at the back of the auditorium.

Hugo Myatt, complete with costume was present in person and stood by the advisers with hints and tips.

Mark Knight had recorded his part in America. Other parts were played by Nick Collett, and I did a brief and not-to-be repeated guest slot as the Ogre.

Louise Milford was also present and as the elf-maid Ellisandre, grilled the teams from her voice-over station in a nearby office

So does it work?

Oh yes, and in many ways it's just as atmospheric, and certainly more frightening than where we left things in 94.

Will it be taken up for broadcast?

Too early to say.

The navigation method was via two waist high joysticks, though for production we'd hope to come up with something more intuitive. We played with only one adviser, who was stationed at a table-top monitor showing an isometric god's eye view of the dungeon below.

The gameplay was in most respects excellent, with the quality of the challenge forcing the dungeoneer/adviser relationship to engage. I think however that it may be even better with two advisers?

The play testers were year sevens from St George's Hanover Square school, Westminster, and year eights from St Marylebone school.

Most other paired teams said they found the experience quite scarey, and it sounded that way!

In the games room one entire wall was taken up with a huge screen capable of switching up dozens of different views in the dungeon. The parabolic (a small version of this is featured on the website, and the top-down were at the back of the auditorium.

Hugo Myatt, complete with costume was present in person and stood by the advisers with hints and tips.

Mark Knight had recorded his part in America. Other parts were played by Nick Collett, and I did a brief and not-to-be repeated guest slot as the Ogre.

Louise Milford was also present and as the elf-maid Ellisandre, grilled the teams from her voice-over station in a nearby office

So does it work?

Oh yes, and in many ways it's just as atmospheric, and certainly more frightening than where we left things in 94.

Will it be taken up for broadcast?

Too early to say.