Can I use 'Venture' instead of 'Adventure' in my game name?
I need a short and cool name in my puzzle game. Can I use 'venture' instead of 'adventure' because the latter is little longer and sounds less powerful than 'venture'. I am not sure it is correct to use 'venture' because I am not native English speaker. Can you help me to figure it out?
There are differences in meaning. Look up both words at http://dictionary.reference.com/
Check them out as nouns and verbs both.
Check them out as nouns and verbs both.
What will be the full title?
Edit: If you're going for a light-hearted feel for the title, then using 'Venture instead of Adventure could work since the apostrophe indicates that it is being shortened. But I would definitely ask a native speaker (with the full title) before using this, since it is little unusual.
Edit: If you're going for a light-hearted feel for the title, then using 'Venture instead of Adventure could work since the apostrophe indicates that it is being shortened. But I would definitely ask a native speaker (with the full title) before using this, since it is little unusual.
Quest or journey are more commonly used as synonyms for adventure. Venture has more of a business/money association.
It has been done before... so why not again?
http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10301
http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10301
Quote:Original post by sunandshadow
Venture has more of a business/money association.
As a noun, yes. As a verb, though, "venture forth" has no business connotations.
Quote:Original post by Tom SloperThough one might prefer the (somewhat snappier) "sally forth" - at the risk of being confused with a comic strip [smile]
As a verb, though, "venture forth" has no business connotations.
Quote:Original post by swiftcoder
Though one might prefer the (somewhat snappier) "sally forth" - at the risk of being confused with a comic strip [smile]
If there are ponies involved, how about "Giddyup"?
Quote:Original post by Schmedly
It has been done before... so why not again?
http://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=10301
Wow, that takes me back.
- the bodies of monsters took a while to decompose
- touching a decomposing body would kill you
- shooting a decomposing body would reset it to "just killed"
- trapped myself in many a room that way
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