Melanie Greeley
Staff BioI came late to the adventure genre. When everyone else was mesmerized by Lucas Arts, Sierra, Legend, Infocom and other developers’ games, I was… in school. My first foray into the AG world was Myst (put down that pitchfork!). I bought it on a whim having no idea what it was and I fell in love. I played many a first person game after that, moved into third person games and have loved them all ever since. Does that qualify me to work here? Well, the management seems to think so. WOO!
Articles by Melanie Greeley:
Black Circle: A Carol Reed Mystery review
The amateur sleuth weaves her way around the shadier elements of Norrköping in another intriguing murder mystery.
Last Half of Darkness: Tomb of Zojir review
Another solid installment of the longrunning horror series will give you a case of the creeps... in more ways than one.
Nostradamus: The Last Prophecy review
For fans of well-crafted historical adventures, there's a new future purchase now written in the stars.
Strong Bad’s Cool Game for Attractive People archived preview
The episodic Homestar Runner series prepares to launch this summer, and our early look suggests it's ready to come out swinging.
Nancy Drew: The Deadly Secret of Olde World Park review
The popular teen detective tackles her smallest case yet on the Nintendo DS, but it's more mini-game mastery than mystery.
East Side Story - A Carol Reed Mystery review
The latest murder mystery in Sweden delivers postcards with an edge, but the presentation feels a bit watered down.
Last Half of Darkness: Beyond the Spirit’s Eye review
The long-running indie series returns to the spotlight, and the all-new installment is one for horror fans to keep an eye on.
Sam & Max: Season Two archived preview
The freelance police are at it again, and Melanie dishes the dirt on episode "201".