Latest Adventure Games News

The latest review of Journey To The Center Of The Earth is now up at Gamespy.

IGN has just posted its review of Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, giving it a score 9/10 and an Editor's Choice Award:

A demo of the recently launched and critically acclaimed Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon can now be downloaded in either English or German language. Further technical details can be had at Gamer's Hell.

From Gamer's Hell: "UbiSoft has also released a new patch for In Memoriam, bringing this recently released 'Internet Thriller' developed by Lexis Numerique to v2.1. However, there's no word on what changes this new update brings."

Legacy Interactive announced today it has partnered with the interactive entertainment provider Shockwave.com, to launch the playable online demo for Law & Order II: Double or Nothing, which was released in September.

Gamer's Hell has posted their review of the episodically presented Agon, giving it a 8.0/10 and a Gamer's Hell Bronze Award.

Worthplaying has just posted some new screenshots from Crystal Key II: The Far Realm, as well as screens from Jack The Ripper.

Glass Rose, an adventure game created by Capcom, has been announced to appear in European territories sometime early 2004. The game will be released for Playstation 2, Gamecube and PC.

Revistronic has let us know that a new trailer from their upcoming Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner has been released, and is available for download from Gamer's Hell. The game is scheduled for European release in February 2004.

New screens for the upcoming titles Crystal Key 2 and Jack The Ripper can be viewed at Gamer's Hell.

Gamer's Hell has just reviewed Midnight Nowhere, criticizing its puzzle design and pixel hunting, but praising its unusual theme and atmosphere, and giving it a final score of 7.6. Read the full review here.

Both GameSpot and IGN have posted their reviews of Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon. Here's a clip from GameSpot's review:

Someone over at the Something Awful forums claims to have been a witness of the first voice recording session for Sam & Max: Freelance Police. Some skepticism is in order, as per usual with this sort of news, though the report of the recording session is convincing. Here's the snippet revealing some minor details about the game:

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