Archive for the ‘Adventure’ Category
Drawn: Dark Flight looks awesome
This beautiful point-and-click adventure game may change your perception of casual video games.
Limbo gallery: Video games go high-art
Eerie, dark, and full of suspense, Limbo is pure art. This gallery showcases the haunting beauty.
Review: Limbo (XBLA)
PlayDead Studios’ puzzle-platformer is a work of art that seeks to destroy you in a most beautiful and creative way.
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future
Very rarely does a game get bumped forward, which is exactly what Nintendo is doing with Level-5′s Professor Layton and the Unwound Future.
Deep Silver announces Lost Horizon
The point-and-click adventure genre may not be setting the industry on fire, but the Deep Silver looks to pump new life into it with Lost Horizon.
Twilight sucks, but 8-bit Twilight Eclipse sucks far less
It’s about as interesting as Team Edwards vs. Team Jacob will ever get, actually.
E3 2010: Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective
An old-school style adventure game designed for the DS, Ghost Trick asks you to play as Sissel – a dead amnesiac whose soul will pass into the afterlife at dawn.
Secret Files: Tunguska hits DS, Wii on June 30
1908′s mysterious Tunguska Event is the heart of Deep Silver’s upcoming point-and-click adventure game.
TimeWasters: Gretel and Hansel
TimeWasters is a new column highlighting many of the excellent Web-based/lightweight downloadable titles that you can dive into and finish in the space of a lunch break. This week, Chris Gampat explores Gretel and Hansel. If you’re bored during the lunch hour or at a slow day of work, you may want to give Gretel [...]
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