A problem with The Sea Will Claim Everything was it was slow to get moving and even slower to progress. That’s a problem fellow point-and-click E.P.I.C. Wishmaster Adventures definitely does not suffer from. Within three minutes, the main character Susan’s … Continue reading
“What the hell is this?” That’s all I had written after two weeks with Dark Scavenger: a single exasperated sentence, a handful of unhelpful screenshots and an intimidating blank text document filling the screen. I feel like I am scavenging … Continue reading
Terrible pun titles aside, this is a game that actually looks like it will be worth playing. It feels like there are a never ending supply of games appearing on Kickstarter, ravenously begging for your cash and promising the earth. … Continue reading
So, top ten video games that have a octopus in them: Parodius. Metal Gear Solid 4? Bit of a stretch that one. Alright, so there haven’t been that many good video games with an octopus in them to fill out … Continue reading
Did you hear that? There was a noise last week, a strange noise that isn’t heard that often and when it does it strikes fear into the hearts of executives in boardrooms all over the world. It’s the shifting of … Continue reading
Point and click titles are an exceedingly simple concept possibly only rivalled in terms of antiquity by text-based adventures of old. You click, the character reacts to whatever you’d poised your cursor over and voila; be it entering an old … Continue reading
Point and Click Adventure games can be absolutely brilliant. Just take a look at Monkey Island. It will come as no surprise that Tales from the Dragon Mountain: The Strix is nowhere near the league of Monkey Island. In fact, … Continue reading
Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars, on the surface it’s a fairly standard point and click adventure game, like your Monkey Islands or Day of the Tentacles. You collect various objects, which you’ll use to solve puzzles, ask people … Continue reading
Sometimes there’s nothing finer than sitting down to read a classic; flicking through the pages of a book that has earned its place in history is a rare treat, and something we should all do more often. But in this … Continue reading
Puzzle Agent 2 sees FBI Agent Tethers return to the sleepy town of Scoggins, Minnesota. In the previous game Tethers was sent in to try and figure out why the only factory that makes erasers for the White House had … Continue reading