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The Walking Dead: 400 Days review
The downloadable expansion covers more than a year's worth of new player choice and zombie apocalypse goodness, but it's over all too soon.
Leisure Suit Larry – Reloaded review
It's not very hard and it's not very long, but the 1987 classic gets a brand new makeover that should help it score with another generation of Larry fans.
The Inquisitor: Book 1 - The Plague review
The opening volume introduces a compelling anti-hero and complex medieval mystery, though a rash of minor ailments mars the experience somewhat.
The Raven: Legacy of a Master Thief - Chapter One: The Eye of the Sphinx review
KING Art's whodunit/heist thriller soars to impressive early heights in the first of three installments.
Face Noir review
This slow-burning crime mystery is impressively steeped in film noir atmosphere, but only gets halfway through its dark tale of destiny.
Nancy the Happy Whore and the Perfidious Petrol Station review
This lighthearted comic indie adventure may not be very sexy, but its winning personality is well worth a cheap two-hour date.
Jack Keane 2: The Fire Within review
The action heats up in this colourful globetrotting sequel, but the moments of adventuring fun are choked by clumsy controls and illogical puzzles.
Kentucky Route Zero: Act II review
The second act of this magical realist adventure is even more surreal than the first, though it takes a shortcut through its latest detours.
Dracula 4: The Shadow of the Dragon review
This short, easy, and deceptively marketed episodic prelude drives a nail into the longrunning vampire series' coffin.
Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery: Episode 1 - A Bump in the Night review
This charming episodic adventure successfully gets its foot in the sub-genre door of Layton-style story puzzlers.
Nancy Drew: Ghost of Thornton Hall review
The haunted Georgian mansion isn't very scary in Nancy's 28th adventure, but you'll have fun puzzling your way through ghosts and family skeletons alike.
The Night of the Rabbit review
Daedalic's gorgeous fantasy adventure is a truly magical journey until the charm wears off in ill-advised detours towards the end.
Dragonsphere review
The oft-overlooked 1994 fantasy adventure from MicroProse hasn't lost any of its magical charm, escpecially now that it's free.
Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller - Episode 3: The Oracle review
The third episode ascends to great storytelling heights, then hurtles towards its climactic ending with breakneck speed.
Anna - Extended Edition review
The puzzles are much more logical in the new, improved version, but the still-vague story and now-dangerous supernatural encounters may yet drive you insane.
