I am a big fan of TLJ and really looking for Drømmefall. The recent news item at adventure gamers
(http://www.adventuregamers.com/newsitem.php?id=435) brings up some questions. Maybe you could answer some of them in your journal? I'm sure I'm not the only one to ask them...

The Dagbladet article talks about "action, sneaking, climbing, swimming, and the fight against the evil forces". This is not automatically a problem for me since Broken Sword 3 had most of this stuff, too. Anyway I'd like to ask to what extent Drømmefall is going to be an adventure - I really hope (and
believe) it's not going to be a Tomb Raider style action game. Also the news item mentioned a total budget of 3.3 million kroner (about $370000), which is a big number but doesn't sound very much to me for a very large game project (about 20.000$/month for 18 months).

I think not just me but many fans would be grateful if you could comment on these topics.

I've refrained from commenting on the latest developments on the TLJ-Ne-- uh, I mean Dreamfall front, and I'll continue to do (or not do) so for the time being, but I can tell you the following:

First off, the budget is much, much, much higher than what some articles have theorised; Dreamfall is a triple-A, big budget, cross-platform title, and these things are very, very expensive. The number you've quoted is far, far, far off the mark.

Secondly, Dreamfall will be an adventure, though it will not be a traditional point-and-click adventure. Yes, there will be action elements. No, I don't think there will be any swimming, but that might change. Dreamfall will certainly not be a Tomb Raider clone, and there won't be any platform puzzles. Promise.  ¶ 18:28