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Adventure game reviews
Brukel review
Although very light on player interaction, this childhood reminiscence of a 93-year-old Belgian woman provides a sobering snapshot of life under German occupation in WWII.
The Cinema Rosa review
This narrative exploration game may be light on gameplay but should be just the ticket for movie lovers looking to revel in a mystery hearkening back to the Golden Age of Hollywood.
A Short Hike review
This brief, beautiful nature excursion soars above its bigger-budget contemporaries with a charming presentation and surprisingly rewarding gameplay.
The Curious Tale of the Stolen Pets review
If you're wondering, this VR-exclusive puzzler won't scratch your detective itch but its creative model-sized environments will smother owners with short bursts of abundant cuteness.
We. The Revolution review
The verdict is in: This beautiful French Revolution era judicial sim has plenty of intriguing elements but some of the fun is lost in the constant gameplay upheaval.
Tangle Tower review
Things are looking up for whodunit fans, as Detective Grimoire is back with another painterly, puzzle-filled mystery to unravel, and this time he's got company.
Alternate Jake Hunter: DAEDALUS – The Awakening of Golden Jazz review
This visual novel-styled prequel crafts an intricate mystery that's bogged down somewhat by excessive repetition that impacts its final score.
Feria d’Arles review
No bull: This short but charming pixel art adventure takes a promising first stab at being counted among the ole point-and-click comic classics.
Deliver Us the Moon review
This slick sci-fi production shines brightest when its many timed events aren't leaving you gasping for breath, but its long-awaited free DLC update successfully sticks the landing.
Some Distant Memory review
Time is not on the side of this beautiful but somewhat superficial post-apocalyptic adventure that barely scratches the surface of the important questions it raises.
Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard review
In this two-games-in-one review, we highlight a pair of delightful adventures you'll surely want to leap right into for a double-dose of charming animal fun.
Nancy Drew: Midnight in Salem review
The long-awaited new installment burns brightest in its story and character interactions, but is guilty of leaving a few rough edges and neglecting gameplay in the process.
Blacksad: Under the Skin review
The leap from graphic novel to interactive adventure should make both existing fans and newcomers happy, though some control and technical issues have managed to burrow in and hold it down somewhat.
Groundhog Day: Like Father Like Son review
There's no Bill Murray and its occasional control issues might leave you feeling a little loopy, but this VR exclusive is a welcome next-generation return to Punxsutawney.
Blair Witch review
Bloober Team’s original entry in the famed horror franchise is a solid psychological thriller with surprisingly little bite.
