My 1997 adventure game The Last Express is 80% off at GOG.com this week (September 17-25) in their Historical Games sale. You can grab the original PC version for just over a buck.

Eurogamer has a good behind-the-scenes retrospective article, "The Making of The Last Express".

If you want to read deeper, my ongoing 1990s game-dev journal continues after the Stripe Press book The Making of Prince of Persia ends. I post a new batch of entries every Wednesday. Today's installment reminds me that 30 years ago in September 1995, our San Francisco team was desperately crunching to meet The Last Express target date (hint: we wouldn't), while I postponed my nervous breakdown by mixing the game's cinematics soundtracks, like this one:

Four copies of my signed, limited-edition Apple II-themed art print "Saturday 1979" are still available (as of this moment—prints can go fast). My Last Express-inspired artworks "Departure" and "Anna Wolff" are also not yet sold out. If you're looking for a special gift for a retro-gaming collector in your life, check out my artwork gallery here.