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With so many downloadable titles being casual in nature, often aimed at those who are new to computer games or looking for something that can be picked up and then put down again with ease, it’s easy to overlook more substantial offerings like Big Brain Wolf. At first glance it may appear to be yet […]

Thinking back many years ago, you may recall the existence of Choose Your Own Adventure books, where a decision as to where the story would go next was entirely left to the reader. Given that the adventure game genre is so heavily geared to character development and storyline, it’s surprising that the idea hasn’t been […]

Although adventures are now becoming more prominent on handheld machines because of the DS, the number of games before Nintendo’s popular console could be counted on one hand, primarily due to the need for a new set of controls in a genre typically designed for a mouse. Nancy Drew: Message in a Haunted Mansion is […]

It is with a certain degree of sadness that I write this review. Not because the game is rubbish, as nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, Trials and Tribulations is the best iteration in the Ace Attorney series to date. No, it's because this is the final game to feature Phoenix Wright […]

Blazing Dragons was originally released in 1996 for the Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation (the latter of which is being reviewed here). For those who are unfamiliar with the game, the adventure is based on the little known cartoon series that aired at the time, focusing on the adventures of the Knights of the Round […]

Nostalgia is a curious beast. Hearing about the old school points system in Tears of Betrayal, along with its combination of mouse and text input, brought back memories of hours spent playing the Police Quest games, so I was quite keen to review this new independent offering. Unfortunately, the game itself failed to recapture such […]