LukasArts/Lucasfilm Video Games
The Short History of LucasArts/Lucasfilm
Founded in 1971 by George Lucas, Lucasfilm Ltd. was originally a film and television production company. In May 1982, the company expanded into gaming with the creation of Lucasfilm Games, which later gained worldwide acclaim for its innovative point-and-click adventure titles.
- In 1985, game designer Ron Gilbert joined Lucasfilm and developed the SCUMM engine—short for Script Creation Utility for Maniac Mansion. This revolutionary tool allowed players to interact with games using graphical commands rather than text input, changing the landscape of adventure gaming
- From 1990 to 2013, the company operated under the name LucasArts, under which it released many iconic titles
- In 2012, The Walt Disney Company acquired Lucasfilm, bringing its game division under the Disney umbrella. Over the decades, Lucasfilm and LucasArts also developed a wide array of successful Star Wars video games
Selected Classic Titles (1987–2000):
The following table showcases some legendary Lucasfilm/LucasArts games from that era.
Table: Legendary Lucasfilm/LucasArts Video Games (1987-2000)
Game
|
Developer
|
Platforms
|
Category / Release
|
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
ADVENTURE October 1987 |
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
ADVENTURE October 1988 |
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
SIMULATION 1989 |
|
Tiertex Ltd. |
|
ACTION 1989 |
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
ADVENTURE July 1989 |
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
ADVENTURE January 1990 |
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
SIMULATION October 1990 |
|
Lucasfilm
|
|
ADVENTURE October 1990 |
|
LucasArts
|
|
ADVENTURE December 1991 |
|
LucasArts
|
|
ADVENTURE June 1992 |
|
LucasArts
|
|
ADVENTURE June 1993 |
|
LucasArts
|
|
ADVENTURE October 1997 |
|
LucasArts
|
|
ADVENTURE November 2000 |
My small collection of Monkey Island big boxes for Amiga computers:
□ The Secret of Monkey Island
- Lucasfilm, October 1990
□ Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
- LucasArts, December 1991
□ Lucasfilm Games
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