Review: Serena
The gameplay isn’t great, but there’s enough love and attention put to crafting the story that it’s still worth a look.
Read moreTag Archives: Point-and-click
Review: Gabriel Knight – Sins of the Fathers
The bottom line is that Gabriel Knight – Sins of the Fathers is an excellent adventure game that isn’t particularly well-served by this remake.
Read moreReview: Dark Fall 1: The Journal
With conventions dating from the Myst era, the challenges are more similar to puzzling out an ARG than clicking though a modern adventure.
Read moreReview: TRAUMA
Overall it’s the atmosphere of TRAUMA that most appeals to me, the combination of quiet musing and familiar scenes made alien.
Read moreReview: Fran Bow
It might not always make sense, but you’ll have loads of fun chuckling at Fran’s black humor and marveling at the beings she meets.
Read moreReview: The Last NightMary – A Lenda do Cabeça de Cuia
The Last NightMary is a lean little tale of horror, pitting you against a bulbous, scampering thing in a deadly race against time.
Read moreReview: The Last Door: Season 2 – Collector’s Edition
Rare are the games that can engage your fears and imagination so effectively, and The Last Door should be lauded for standing so tall among them.
Read moreReview: Haunt the House: Terrortown
With an adorable ghost and clever spooks, Haunt the House looks great, sounds great, and plays great. It’ll just be over before you know it.
Read moreReview: Shadowgate
You don’t often see this gradient of options between old and new, but it illustrates the love and attention that went into reviving Shadowgate.
Read more
Gold-Plated Games 