Dracula 3 Will Suck You In
Dracula 3: Path of the Dragon is a wonderful addition to both adventure games and vampire lore. It’s a highly researched title too, dripping with atmosphere, puzzles and even historical texts.
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A Rose By Any Other Name"
There is a murder alright in the Murder in the Abbey adventure game. And that is the killing of the movie "In The Name of the Rose," a true classic this lukewarm-at-best title seems to try and copy.
Murder, She Solved
Graphical quality is really highlighted in Art of Murder: FBI Confidential, and if gameplay had been given the same focus, this might be a great adventure game and not just a fairly good one.
Just one more thing"
A gorgeous setting and an innovative interface combine to make Sinking Island a must-have for adventure gaming fans, and possibly might tempt others to stick their toes in the water.
Let Go My Lego
LEGO Indiana Smith: The Original Adventures takes the fun and excitement of the Indy movies and presents them in a family friendly, addictive adventure.
Family Fun Kung-Fu
Finally a game comes out that is every bit as good as the movie it’s based on. Hard to believe, but Kung Fu Panda The Game breaks the game-following-movie curse.
Bloody Good Adventuring
Dracula Origin is one of the best adventure games released so far for 2008, and is an early contender for Adventure Game Of The Year.
Obscure Offers Multiplayer Macabre
Most horror survival games pit a lone player against the world. But with Obscure: The Aftermath, you can bring a buddy along for the ride.
A New Noir Adventure
Overclocked: A History of Violence tells a tale of psychological trauma in a new and interesting way, something we have not seen from the adventure genre in a long time.
The Experiment is Empirically Good
The Experiment locks you in a room and forces you to interact with the world through a complex computer system, multiple cameras, and a beautiful partner who does all the legwork.