by Joe Matar
Once again, I venture forth to choose my own adventure with a new piece of interactive fiction from Tin Man Games who previously produced the Android version of the 1984 gamebook House of Hell, which reeked ... Read More →
by Joe Matar
A pleasantly profane adventure for genre veterans. The Great Fusion will feel instantly familiar to seasoned players of the point-and-click adventure genre. Like with so many adventure games made by fans who grew up during the ... Read More →
by Joe Matar
Hell is choosing your own adventure. For some reason, I continue to have high hopes for the interactive fiction genre, but I’m always disappointed. I always find it to be an outdated genre with bland prose, ... Read More →
by Meg Stivison
Of carnies and creepy clowns. In Artifex Mundi’s Dark Arcana, a supernatural adventure game for Droid, players begin by investigating a missing woman at a creepy carnival. As the empty carnival gives way to supernatural creatures, ... Read More →
by Joe Matar
George and Nico stumble over South America Most of Revolution Software’s efforts go toward the rereleasing of their old adventures. So here we are with Broken Sword II – The Smoking Mirror and, as it was ... Read More →
by Joe Matar
You chose poorly The interactive novel is a worthwhile gameplay genre to explore because, with challenges based on wit rather than reflexes, it can appeal to hardcore and casual audiences. More than that, it provides the ... Read More →
by Joe Matar
Talk Europe’s Ears Off Revolution Software’s point-and-click adventure, Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars, was first released in 1996. It has since been re-released multiple times on various platforms. The Director’s Cut has now made it ... Read More →
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