Heidi Fournier
Staff BioIt’s hard to believe I have been with Adventure Gamers since we were ‘Adventure Central’. Time passes in a flash when you’re having fun!
My first game was Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, which I enjoyed so much I started buying and playing every adventure game I could find. Needing information to feed my addiction I started lurking around Adventure Central. One day, Marek advertised for writers and I made the cut. Luckily, through the years, and our metamorphosis into Adventure Gamers, Marek & Jack have let me follow my bliss and post reviews on games that I have loved, hated, and found completely forgettable.
Over the years I have watched this site turn into something really unique as we have found our place and our voice. We are at our best when we are enlightening fans and stirring up passions.
Favorite games: Amber: Journey’s Beyond, Myst Series, Morpheus, Black Dahlia, Dark Side of the Moon, Grim Fandango, and anything Nancy Drew.
When not writing for AG I like to dispel my own brand of madness at Completely Barking Mad.
Articles by Heidi Fournier:
Nancy Drew: Shadow at the Water’s Edge review
The latest Nancy Drew mystery offers a cultural taste of exotic Japan, though some tedious activities should have been taken out.
RHEM 4: The Golden Fragments review
It may not glitter visually, but the fourth RHEM adventure once again offers a whole world of challenging puzzles to piece together.
Nancy Drew: Trail of the Twister review
Nancy’s summer adventure has plenty of straightforward puzzles, but blows its chance to whip up a compelling mystery.
Slip Space: The Burma-Shave Analogy review
This indie sci-fi adventure offers a plenty of challenging puzzles, but is seriously undermined by a lack of proper signposting.
Nancy Drew: Warnings at Waverly Academy review
The 21st Nancy Drew adventure is at the top of its class, as the teen sleuth crosses paths with the Black Cat at prep school.
Nancy Drew: Ransom of the Seven Ships review
Nancy's summer adventure offers plenty of treasure hunting fun, but the minigames aren't all smooth sailing.
Yoomurjak’s Ring review
This lengthy, engaging foreign-language FMV adventure takes a page out of history, in more ways than one.
Carol Reed: The Colour of Murder review
Short but Swedish, the fifth Carol Reed mystery is the series' crowning achievement to date.
Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice review
The plucky teen detective gets all dressed up with exotic places to go, though a few issues tend to dampen the experience.
RHEM 3 review
Puzzle lovers can safely book passage for a third trip to the world of RHEM, but others may want to sign out early.
Ghost in the Sheet review
This ghost story-with-a-twist shows plenty of spirit and requires some skill, but at times feels a bit insubstantial.
Nancy Drew: Legend of the Crystal Skull review
Several key improvements lift Nancy's latest mystery head and shoulders above its recent predecessors.
Anacapri: The Dream review
Adventure doesn't sleep on the scenic Italian island, but Anacapri isn't quite the dream vacation it could have been.
Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek review
Mystery heats up as the temperature cools down in the 16th Nancy Drew adventure.
The Secrets of Atlantis review
Its premise may be watered down, but the latest Atlantean adventure emerges as a pleasant surprise.