Jack Allin
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Amnesia: The Dark Descent hands-on archived preview
The creators of Penumbra are back with a new horror adventure, and an early preview demo suggests it could be a memorable one.
Rooms: The Main Building review
This refreshingly unique puzzler may just nudge your appreciation of sliders up a few notches.
Zoetrope Interactive - Darkness Within 2 interview
With the dark horror sequel just around the corner, we shone our spotlight behind the scenes on Zoetrope's Onur Samli (no, not pictured).
Calling review
This haunting Wii adventure will ring a few bells for Japanese horror fans, but all too often loses its way in the dark.
Theresia review
This DS throwback to the graphic/text horrors of old has a story worth uncovering, but it’s trapped beneath some punishing gameplay design.
Black Mirror II hands-on archived preview
A playable preview version of this highly anticipated sequel offered a chance to reflect on what we’ve seen so far.
Simon the Sorcerer 5: Who’d Even Want Contact? review
More "cosmic" than comic adventure, the fifth installment doesn't recapture the magic of the originals, but it can be a fun ride.
Dream Chronicles: The Chosen Child review
Our three-part look at this casual adventure pioneer series reveals both promise and problems that will snap you back to a sobering reality.
Dream Chronicles 2: The Eternal Maze review
Our three-part look at this casual adventure pioneer series reveals both promise and problems that will snap you back to a sobering reality.
Dream Chronicles review
Our three-part look at this casual adventure pioneer series reveals both promise and problems that will snap you back to a sobering reality.
The Christmas Quest trilogy returns!
From AG to you, it just wouldn't be Christmas without the three-game quest for the best adventure ever.
Mystery Case Files: Dire Grove review
The hybrid design blows hot and cold at times, but it’s easy to be content with this wintry casual adventure.
Hidden Expedition: Devil’s Triangle review
The latest Hidden Expedition charts a welcome new course into casual adventure territory, with just a little turbulence along the way.
Avenue Flo review
Adventure comes to Dinertown in this charming casual title, though you'll likely dash through it with relative ease.
Women’s Murder Club: Games of Passion review
The popular casual game series gets a new chapter on the Nintendo DS, but sometimes loses its way among all the clutter.
