Adventure game contests for PC page 56
The Park review
Funcom's Secret World spin-off is a short but effectively creepy horror ride driven by story rather than gameplay.
Tales from the Borderlands review
The final episode pays off handsomely in a wonderful series short on gameplay but packing loads of narrative punch.
else Heart.Break() review
If you can deprogram yourself from usual genre expectations, then this unique techno-adventure may just be for you.
The Black Watchmen review
The truth is right here: there are puzzles and paranormal phenomena aplenty in this substantial alternate reality game.
AR-K: Episode 3 - The Great Escape review
The punultimate episode breaks free of its predecessors' problems with significant improvement in all the right ways.
Harvester flashback review
Gory, bizarre, and ambitious for its time, this 1996 thriller sows more than it reaps from its compelling but uneven design.
Stairs review
There are both ups and downs in this scary but uneven supernatural horror adventure based on real-world mysteries.
Nancy Drew: Message in a Haunted Mansion flashback review
More than a decade after its initial release, the popular teen sleuth's third adventure remains one of her best.
Nevermind review
This surreal psychological thriller will certainly get your heart racing, but its frighteningly abbreviated story is hard to get any read on.
SOMA review
Delving deep into complex ethical issues at the bottom of the ocean, the creators of Amnesia have brilliantly fused sci-fi and horror together in one.
Armikrog. review
This otherwise finely-crafted stop motion adventure in the mold of The Neverhood is held back by rough gameplay mechanics that give it feet of clay.
Dream review
This surreal adventure largely wastes its potential as a Myst-style sleeper, and a host of bugs serve as a rude wake-up call.
Black Sails: The Ghost Ship review
Deck13's long-missing supernatural mystery reappears, providing a haunting if not particularly horror-filled seafaring adventure.
Beyond Eyes review
This lovely watercolour journey demonstrates how beauty can still be in the eye of the beholder even when the beholder is blind.
Fran Bow review
Cleverly seasoned with a blend of dark themes with childlike innocence, this surreal indie adventure finds the recipe for success.
