Graphic Adventure Creator

Graphic Adventure Creator (often only briefly GAC ) was a program for the development and creation of adventure games from the year 1985. The program was published by the British company Incentive Software and written by Sean Ellis and Brendan Kelly. The images in the demo adventure, Ransom, were created by Pete James and the design of the packaging is from Pete Carter.

The GAC was sold for the home computer ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC. Compared with the program The Quill, which was previously published, the GAC had an improved parser, which led to a higher understanding of the text. Also, the built-in graphics editor, contributed to the popularity of the system. Only the Professional Adventure Writer was able to offer extensive opportunities in programming and then undid the Graphic Adventure Creator in popularity from.