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Unicorn Dungeon review
We look back at Sir Typhil's first game, a short, modest fantasy adventure dragged down by frustrating roguelike elements that feel shoehorned in.
Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space - A Remastered Comparison review
This five-episode collection of interconnected cases, released as a single remastered edition, complements the classic gameplay and comically absurd humour of the original episodes superbly.
The Plane Effect review
If you're looking for a well-crafted, surreal and thought-provoking experience; you've already found it.
Peregrin review
This beautiful 3D genre-bending fantasy adventure possesses just the right mix of gameplay elements and world-building for a short but sweet experience.
Adventure in Serenia flashback review
Almost 40 years after its debut as Wizard and the Princess, there isn't much magic left to be found in Sierra's second graphic adventure.
Crowalt: Traces of The Lost Colony review
This humorous story puts a unique spin on a mysterious American legend, through a journey that's occasionally slowed down.
Haimrik review
Sticks and stones may break your bones but words can cause permanent damage in this gory but uniquely delightful side-scrolling action-puzzler.
Lost Brothers review
While nice enough to look at, there's no sign of any actual gameplay, story development, or polish in this brief poor man's Firewatch-style adventure.
Phoenix Tales review
Although far less complex than Quest for Glory, this indie adventure/RPG manages to rise above its limitations to tell a charming medieval fantasy story.
End of an Era: AG’s Editor Says Goodbye
After more than seventeen years, Editor-in-Chief Jack Allin leaves a few last parting words on his final day at the helm of Adventure Gamers.
Ron Gilbert, Dave Grossman – Return to Monkey Island interview
Hot on the heels of the biggest adventure game announcement in years, we chat with the legendary men behind the monkeys in search of their secrets – including the first in-game images!
Keyword: A Spider’s Thread review
This light hacking mystery in futuristic Toronto spins an intriguing tale, though its believability never fully computes.
McPixel review
If early graphic adventures had been made for arcades, they might have looked and played something like this madcap time-limited romp.
Until 9:15 a.m. review
It won't take long to play, but this charming little hand-drawn puzzler will help while away a couple hours of sweetly entertaining fun.
Tale of the Fragmented Star review
Look but don't touch this thoroughly dismal VR puzzler whose only means of interaction is head-tracking.
