Tag: adventure games
New Syberia 3 video catches us up on the game’s development
It has been a long time coming, but Syberia 3 is on it's way. With the release scheduled for December 1st, 2016 the developer, Microids,...
New text adventure lets you invent Star Wars as George Lucas
Satire hub ClickHole’s latest text adventure tasks players with inventing Star Wars as a down-on-his-luck George Lucas.
The quaint little game is built like a standard...
Jotun Preview: A Kickstarted Viking adventure that will kick your butt
I must admit, I did not enjoy my first moments with Jotun. A lot of that had to do with my preconceptions for how...
Actual Sunlight Review
Just five minutes into Actual Sunlight, I found myself repulsed.
I’m not sure what I was expecting, but it wasn’t this. The game is described...
First episode of King’s Quest release date revealed
Developer Sierra sent out a press release and trailer this morning detailing the release of their anticipated episodic reboot of the classic adventure game,...
Abzu looks to make underwater levels fun again
Underwater levels in video games have something of a negative bias against them. Some of that has to do with the control (or lack...
Horror adventure game The Charnel House Trilogy now available
Looking for a game where you embark on an eerie adventure and discover secrets? You might want to look into The Charnel House Trilogy....
Silence – The Whispered World 2 headed to Xbox One, PC...
Deadalic Entertainment announced today that they are finally making the move to next-gen (technically current gen now) development.
Their first move will be to the...
The Raven is King ART’s next adventure game
Developer King ART successfully delivered a legitimately entertaining and pleasantly comical adventure gaming experience with The Book of Unwritten Tales. The game, which had...
Cognition trailer is mysterious, has style
I'm digging this resurgence of adventure games. Seriously, this classic genre can provide some incredibly memorable moments if enough care and hard work is...
