Piero Serra
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Nightlong: Union City Conspiracy flashback review
Are there compelling reasons to reconsider this noteworthy science fiction adventure created in the 1990s?
Call of Cthulhu: Shadow of the Comet flashback review
An in-depth retrospective examining the pros and cons of this famous horror classic.
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Dead Drop – A Carol Reed Mystery review
Surrounded by artfully photographed Swedish environs, Carol Reed pursues a side gig that spirals downward into past secrets and peril.
Magnus Positive Phototaxis review
Sons of Welder return with the third and (so far) best installment of their loose series of surreal and perplexing Magnus games.
Children of Silentown review
Unravel wily puzzles and unearth scary secrets in this frightfully atmospheric, rustic locale.
The Plague Doctor of Wippra review
In the midst of the medieval era, a young doctor by the name of Oswald Keller takes on the challenge of treating the incurable plague.
Magnus Failure review
Escape or misadventure? Find out which it's to be in the Magnus Series' crisp debut.
Infidel flashback review
Skeptical about playing classic text adventures? Here’s a smart way to start burrowing into the famous Infocom library.
Perfect Tides review
Great comedic writing with the occasional emotional punch, amusing puzzles, and a setting flooded with nostalgia for the early '00s combine for a near-sublime experience.
A Real-World Adventure: My Week with Ukrainian Refugees
With so many displaced from their homes by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, AG's own Piero Serra was there to greet two of them in Berlin.
Magnus Imago review
It doesn't feel quite fully developed, keeping it from greatness, but this highly surreal adventure offers plenty to think about while it lasts.
