One of the less heralded adventure-type games funded through Kickstarter back in 2014, is a solo production from Cameron Kunzelman, a chap who has previously published bite-sized games online for free. This new release retains the short length of its predecessors but is the first to come with a price tag attached. Unfortunately, while it’s […]
Although is the debut title from Pewter Games Studios, a small group of developers from Dublin, it is a surprisingly accomplished turn at the point-and-click adventure. The name of legendary creator Charles Cecil appears large and proud as a producer in the credits. That would help account for some of the extra polish and expertise […]
Breezy, short and innocent, is one of those games best suited to a lazy Sunday afternoon. Originally created for iOS devices and later ported to PC with some improvements, is the creation of beyondthosehills, a small development team from Greece. While the story leaves a lot to be desired, the end result is greater than […]
This review contains minor story spoilers relating to the first two chapters. Two months after its memorable debut, the third and final episode of has now arrived. Opening with a killer first chapter full of intriguing characters and wrapped in an exciting story with an unusual protagonist at the helm, this KING Art title […]
Note: This review (paragraph 2) contains a minor spoiler about the ending of Chapter 1. Last month I was thoroughly charmed by Constable Anton Zellner, the portly protagonist of KING Art’s . He was a breath of fresh air amidst a genre of other more generic heroes. The first chapter of the mystery trilogy […]
