Review: Tesla Effect: A Tex Murphy Adventure
FMV games are such a precious, charming commodity that it’s hard to fault one even if it is as uneven as this.
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Review: Hidden Through Time
The addition of user generated content really sets Hidden Through Time apart in a way that hugely benefits its replayability.
Read moreReview: The Council
Not many adventures can keep me gripped for over a dozen hours, and the many twists and challenges to negotiate meant there was always more to look forward to.
Read moreReview: Later Alligator
It’s the kind of game that’s an absolute joy every moment you’re in it, and sure to leave you wanting more once its concise adventure concludes.
Read moreReview: The Padre
It’s not as polished or structured as more mainstream adventures, but The Padre has all the heart and humor needed to stand out as a fine indie title.
Read moreReview: The Darkside Detective
The Darkside Detective is the kind of game that’s perfect to brighten your spirits for quick bursts at a time.
Read moreReview: Tormentum – Dark Sorrow
As a short, simple point-and-click Tormentum is merely passable, but with that incredible presentation it becomes something that really deserves to be seen.
Read moreReview: Bad Dream: Fever
I suspect that this one still hides the best parts at the very end, but it’s such a slog to get to that point that I can hardly say it’s worth it.
Read moreReview: Bad Dream: Coma
For basic horror puzzling, Bad Dream: Coma won’t disappoint, but if you’re expecting something more then you’re going to be waiting for awhile.
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