Adventure game reviews page 58
King’s Quest review
King's Quest has come of age, as the now-completed series is a worthy successor to the classic Sierra games of yore.
Silence review
Daedalic's sequel to The Whispered World is a gorgeous, emotionally moving experience with just a few narrative weak spots.
Demetrios: The BIG Cynical Adventure review
This colourfully snarky cartoon indie is a quality adventure, with an updated option to flush any unwanted toilet humour.
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Event[0] review
The abundant potential of this atmospheric sci-fi adventure just doesn't fully compute due to its abbreviated story and limited gameplay.
Quadrilateral Cowboy review
It's hip to be square in Blendo Games' unique retro cyberpunk heist simulator, even if it doesn't quite finish the job it started.
The Guest review
This twisted hotel puzzler provides plenty of challenge, but doesn’t have nearly enough room for a fully-rounded adventure.
The Black Watchmen: Mother Russia (DLC) review
Though more limited in scope and puzzle types, this mini-campaign delivers a tighter story focus than its full-season predecessors.
Duke Grabowski: Mighty Swashbuckler! review
There's plenty to love in the easy but charming debut installment of Tiller and co.'s latest Azurbbean pirate adventure.
The Secret Monster Society: Episode 1 - Monsters, Fires and Forbidden Forests review
This charming but slight cartoon series debut gets off to a sleepy start that will leave you dreaming of something more.
Pan-Pan review
This story-lite isometric indie adventure cooks up a tasty dish of exploration and puzzle-solving in a charming alien world.
The Bunker review
The entirely live-action FMV thriller has plenty of twists and turns, but never rises above a barely-interactive film experience.
Wailing Heights review
The supernatural, body-hopping musical adventure is a howling good time with a thin story and just a few rough edges.
Obduction review
Cyan's latest opus is a multilayered 3D adventure that'll steal your breath away with its stunning exploration and challenging puzzles.
N.E.R.O. (Nothing Ever Remains Obscure) review
This surreal 3D adventure is beautful to explore but barely illuminates either its nighttime setting or abstract story.
Désiré review
This uncomfortably provocative adventure aims to shock and awe, but its overbearing execution leaves a lot to be desired.
