Review: FreeCell Quest
Don’t expect the depth of a Puzzle Quest here, just come get your card-stacking fix along with the simple joy of watching numbers get bigger.
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Review: Letter Quest: Grimm’s Journey Remastered
Letter Quest does a lot to build on the basic word-based combat, more than enough to keep anyone spelling their way through its dungeons.
Read moreReview: Tom Clancy’s The Division
From the incredible details of the city to the fast-paced combat, I’ve never gotten as attached to a loot game as I have with The Division.
Read moreReview: ABZÛ
If you need a game that both engages and relaxes then I can’t think of anything better than this fanciful journey through a living undersea world.
Read moreReview: WASTED
Some genius took the vaults from Fallout and made them their own amazing loot dungeon extravaganza, complete with exploding mutants and glowing booze and fanny packs.
Read moreReview: Happy Room
I didn’t expect much from Happy Room and I got exactly what I did, plenty of silly, gory action with goofy contraptions. And it even exceeded my expectations in a few little ways.
Read moreReview: King’s Bounty: The Legend
With a bright and charming presentation supporting a tight strategy system, King’s Bounty is one of the better high fantasy adventures I’ve played.
Read moreReview: Grim Legends: The Forsaken Bride
Grim Legends starts with a pretty thin premise but makes the absolute most of it, turning the story into a pretzel salted with some quality clicking and puzzling.
Read moreReview: Broken Sword 1 – Shadow of the Templars: Director’s Cut
Nico and George and everyone here are some of the most entertaining folks this side of the old LucasArts games, so if you like your adventures character-driven you definitely owe this one a try.
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