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Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 3 - Lair of the Leviathan review
Now feeling right at home with Monkey Island, Telltale raises the bar to new heights in an episode deep within the sea.
The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition review
There's no secret about it: the brilliant LucasArts piratey classic is improved further still in this enhanced two-versions-in-one release.
Nancy Drew Dossier: Resorting to Danger review
Far from bombing, Nancy Drew and casual adventuring continue to be a match made in heaven... or at least a luxury spa.
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary review
Boldly going from ship battles to away missions can be a Trek fan's delight, but not everything about this hybrid adventure will leave players beaming.
Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box review
There's plenty of thinking inside the box of this highly entertaining puzzle bonanza on Nintendo DS.
Drawn: The Painted Tower review
The stunning new casual title from Big Fish draws ever closer to traditional adventure gameplay, and largely rises to the challenge.
Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Mummy (DS) review
Sherlock makes himself at home on the Nintendo DS, but the problems of its PC predecessor unravel the port as well.
Diamon Jones: Amulet of the World review
Even those jonesing for a new treasure-seeking adventure will find Diamon's debut to be buried in one trouble after another.
Pizza Morgana: Episode 1 - Monsters & Manipulations in the Magical Forest review
This light episodic fantasy series delivers a promising first bite, though it's only a small taste of more to come.
Nancy Drew: Ransom of the Seven Ships review
Nancy's summer adventure offers plenty of treasure hunting fun, but the minigames aren't all smooth sailing.
Jake Hunter Detective Story: Memories of the Past review
Forget about the last Jake Hunter. The new version has those cases and more, nicely revamped and "unleashed".
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 2 - The Siege of Spinner Cay review
The second episode sails along with more pirate adventurey goodness, but can't quite summon greatness just yet.
Time Gentlemen, Please! review
If you've Ben There, Dan That! with Zombie Cow's freeware offering, the commercial sequel offers plenty of good times.
The Blackwell Convergence review
The third Blackwell installment moves the series forward on multiple fronts, though the puzzles are rather immaterial.
Nanobots review
This creative freeware adventure (and predecessor to Puzzle Bots) is one you'll learn to love in six different ways.
