Adventure game reviews
Still There review
This unabashedly challenging but surprisingly poignant sci-fi adventure shines like a beacon for technically-inclined puzzle lovers.
Lost Ember review
This beautiful open-world animal-swapping adventure has sparks of smouldering inspiration but a lack of substantive gameplay prevents it from fully burning as brightly as it should.
We Were Here Together review
Here we go again to a castle in the north with a new and improved third game in this engaging co-op puzzle-adventure series for two players.
Moonrise Fall review
This largely wordless indie adventure rises well above its modest budget to provide a hauntingly melancholy walk in the woods.
Argonus and the Gods of Stone review
Zojoi's slick first-person 3D take on ancient Greek myth provides a surprisingly hard challenge that should appeal to puzzle fans.
The Wanderer: Frankenstein’s Creature review
This beautifully artistic adaptation is light on gameplay but faithfully captures the spirit of Mary Shelley's classic novel creation.
The Death of Erin Myers review
The life of the eponymous antiheroine will flash briefly before your eyes in this easy but somewhat disjointed slideshow-style murder mystery.
The 13th Doll – A Fan Game of The 7th Guest review
While showing discernible signs of its indie origins, this puzzle-filled FMV sequel marks a welcome return visit to Stauf's mansion more than a quarter century after the original.
The Antidote review
Don't let its lack of buzz fool you: this trippy castle escape adventure will suit anyone jonesing for an amusingly bizarre point-and-click experience.
The Bradwell Conspiracy review
It's rough around the edges, but there's plenty of style and substance to this timely single player adventure that feels like a two-player co-op experience.
Headspun review
This unique hybrid is a mind-blowing collision of FMV adventure and resource management, but its rough edges are something to think twice about.
Moons of Madness review
Though light on outright scares, this atmospheric sci-fi thriller set on Mars may be the most cosmic Lovecraftian horror adventure ever, and a compelling one at that.
The Great Perhaps review
Maybe this beautiful side-scrolling adventure would have been better if it had delved more deeply into its dual-timeline mechanics and other promising ideas.
Forgiveness review
This escape room-style puzzler based around the seven deadly sins is so superficially fleshed-out that it doesn't even qualify as a guilty pleasure.
Bad Dream: Fever review
Our shared diagnosis of Coma and Fever explores two surreal adventures that will either appeal to your sense of the absurd or threaten to blow your mind.
