Staff Bio
Kredolis
The legend of Atlantis—Plato’s fabled lost island—has inspired countless books, films, documentaries, and video games. According to the ancient Greek philosopher, Atlantis was a powerful and technologically advanced civilization that existed around 9,000 years before his time (approximately 11,500 years ago). Its downfall, as the story goes, came as divine punishment for its hubris and […]
The Beekeeper’s Picnic – A Sherlockian Adventure
Playing The Beekeeper’s Picnic – A Sherlockian Adventure (developed and published by Afoot Games) allows adventurers to experience a new era in the life of Sherlock Holmes. Classic point-and-click controls guide an older, more introspective Holmes around “the land of his dreams.” This location, far from Baker Street’s criminal element, is home to many well-drawn, […]
Brassheart
Alternate history is a timeless trope for one main reason. Not only does it allow the question of “what if,” but it also shows how inventions and philosophies hold up when the setting has been twisted. demonstrates how futuristic technology would look through the lens of the roaring twenties, brought to life through stylized graphics. […]
Neon Hearts City
Based on an interactive missing person case, Cosmic Void’s Neon Hearts City features a quest to restore lost connections and relationships. Vivid pixel-art locales encompass well-animated, fully voiced characters who present adventurers with challenging (but not taxing) puzzles, grown organically from the plot’s tilled soil. Players control the game using a traditional point-and-click interface. Aside […]
These Darker Tides
These Darker Tides, by Pixel Drip Games brings you into the claustrophobic terror of an undersea station, where you are employed to monitor five cameras, watching for shark attacks on company pipes. This sinister job simulator is set in a world with excellent sound and photorealistic graphics, where the horror and frantic action is realistic, […]
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 2
is the conclusion to a first episode that was immensely promising. It wasn't perfect but was engaging, heartwarming, and had a decent sense of mystery brewing – even with the risk of its mid-narrative twist being the start of a journey into melodrama. This instalment follows on from that twist and becomes a much more […]
Old Skies
Old Skies is the newest game from Dave Gilbert’s Wadjet Eye Games; in some ways it is very typical of his oeuvre and in some ways quite different. If you don’t know his work, he’s been delivering point-and-click adventure games as an indie developer for 20 years now. This is an astonishing length of time […]
Rosewater
Rosewater is a rip-roaring Old West adventure with the potential to become a modern classic. Grundislav Games' development skills and prowess are apparent in all its elements. The engaging narrative involves finding a family through journey and hardship, and generates satisfying, multiple-solution challenges. The expertly programmed interface and much appreciated accessibility options make it possible […]
Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy (2025)
Originally released in 1999, Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy is one of those characteristic titles, emblematic of a period that punctuated the 90s and that we know better under the name of “French Touch”. Cryo, Delphine and, in this specific case, Microids, each delivered adventure games with a strong personality, often shimmering, with singular universes and […]
Pathologic 3: Quarantine
Pathologic 3: Quarantine is a narrative-driven, free-to-play Prologue featuring a mysterious plague ravaging a small town. Players step into the shoes of young but accomplished scientist and doctor, Bachelor Daniil Dankovsky, whose search for immortality has made him a target. Through investigation, interrogation, and patient examination, Bachelor fights to decipher the “Sand Plague” before it […]