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The team at www.graphic-adventure.com has been hard at work on a game known only as GameX right now. It’s a point and click adventure in the style of the original Monkey Island, with what looks to be a quirky and entertaining plot. The team has released a ‘taster’ of the demo, which isn’t very playable […]

Four Fat Chicks has a review of Mystery of the Nautilus, a Dreamcatcher Myst-clone. How does it fare, you ask? Reviewer Jen felt it was worth a play, if you can put aside any distaste of pixel-hunting. On the other hand, Mike (who provides a little commentary) warns to steer clear, unless you are a […]

Yes, it’s possibly the weirdest game I saw at E3. Quite definitely the best adventure game. Err, action/adventure? Whatever. Psychonauts may not be a pure adventure game, but a quick glance at Tim Schafer’s portfolio speaks volumes: he co-designed Maniac Mansion 2: Day Of The Tentacle, wrote and designed Full Throttle, not to mention the […]

Darkfall, the promising new first-person adventure game from XXv Productions, has been completed and is being prepared for sales. Watch for an interview with XXv’s Jonathan Boakes on this site next week!

Upon entering the small, dark room, I made myself comfortable on a large couch. I was greeted by a charming PR representative of 1C, Russian game developer and distributor. She had a familiar (dare I say clichéd?) Russian accent, and the only thing that reminded me I had not stepped into a James Bond flick […]

When we dropped by unannounced at the Microïds’ E3 booth, we were immediately drawn to the two screens showing their new graphic adventure Syberia. The stunning visuals, somewhat reminiscent of the critically acclaimed The Longest Journey, almost made us forget to introduce ourselves. We were kindly greeted by PR manager Cédric Orvoine, who was eager […]

GamesRadar.com has posted a preview of Broken Sword 3: The Sleeping Dragon, due for release in the third quarter of 2003. Here’s a snippet that clearly describes the gameplay we have all been wondering about: Broadly speaking, The Sleeping Dragon’s game mechanics separate into three elements; puzzle solving, which will be familiar to all fans […]

The American release of Syberia has been bumped to October 15th, due to Dreamcatcher Interactive snagging the publishing rights. Microids, developers of the game, had originally planned to ship in June. The delay is due in part to Dreamcatcher’s intention of getting a little advertising out prior to the game’s release. Keep in mind that […]

French site SVM has snagged a demo of the upcoming game Syberia. It sizes up at just over 100MB and seems to include a small portion of gameplay from the beginning of the story. Keep in mind that it is a french demo, so it will take some guess work if you don’t speak the […]

Christina and I had a meeting with Charles Cecil, managing director of Revolution Software. He showed us some new Broken Sword 3 screens and demo-ed a prototype of Broken Sword 2 for the GBA. Revolution sees the GBA as an ideal platform for adventure games and they may consider more ports in the future, if […]