Dark and sinister, this game features a Sherlock Holmes you've never seen before in a breathtaking story that will constantly surprise you with its twists and turns

In this final game of the Still Life trilogy, investigate the chilling crime spree of the East Coast Killer

It played very smoothly, was challenging, and I liked it. Did I mention that it’s freeware?

They really don’t make 'em like this anymore, folks. Get 'em while you can.

Created by Ron Gilbert & Gary Winnick © 2014-2016 Terrible Toybox, Inc 15,623 backers pledged $626,250 to help bring this project to life

Play as both Mina and Jep as they are once again trapped on the island only to discover that an unknown disease is attacking the plants and animals

This real-time 3D adventure game draws inspiration from the Lord of the Rings, but is it unique enough to separate itself and stand out?

I award an A- to AVS, demoted from top honors only by its unfortunate technical problems, its excessive talkiness and its sneaky, "See you next game!" ending. Honestly, if you played it and were rubbed the wrong way by the glitches, apply the patch and give it another shot. Mona may be only a campy vampire, but her heart, and the game's, are in the right place.

In effect, Art of Murder plays like a string of “escape the room” games. The game designers are so scared you’re going to waste your time looking in the wrong place, they decided it’s simpler just to slap your hand and tell you to stay in your room until you've cleaned it up.

A well-made and intelligently written casual adventure with an intriguing and touching story.

Anzumani’s Arising will take you on a journey back in time to the 1980s, a time when no one was yet sure what an adventure game was

I don’t know what your chances of getting your wife back alive are, but chances are good that players will enjoy this adventure game.

I suppose it would make a mildly engaging, easy few hours of playtime some weekend evening.

The new king of the Adobe Flash room escape genre.

The Book of Unwritten Tales saga has, by now, seriously begun to rival some of those great old adventure series that it so faithfully echoes.

The story, in short, still remains engaging and entertaining, but I spent about half my playing time battling a couple of major bugs. I still say those interested should wait for the full release in January.

Proving a worthy successor to the first two games in the series.

The second Episode of The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Early Access was released on Oct 2nd. Greg Collins shares his impressions in this First Look.

Wilbur, Ivo, Nate and Critter are back — well, they’re not yet all the way back. First look at Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Early Access by Greg Collins.

Greg Collins takes us on a journey through the wilds of emulation as he attempts to get some older adventure games up and running

Greg Collins reviews the game that finally rescues us from cliffhanger limbo

Greg Collins assesses Presto Studio's revamped version of the best-selling adventure that started it all

Get revenge. Fight evil with evil. Solve puzzles. Have fun!

Is patience the best virtue over using a guide and giving up the challenge?

A sort-of sequel to E&H: The Breakout in which childhood psychology gets even weirder

This stand-alone add-on tells the story of how Nathaniel Nate Bonnet and his strange companion Critter first met

Five big ones that got away, and signaled the end of an era in adventure gaming

Cliff Johnson May Have Lost Sleep the Past Ten Years, But Not His Magic Puzzle Touch