Da Vinci Doldrums
Although puzzle gamers and hardcore Da Vinci Code fans (movie and book) will enjoy the game, it simply does not offer much new or special.
Although puzzle gamers and hardcore Da Vinci Code fans (movie and book) will enjoy the game, it simply does not offer much new or special.
Like a Hollywood star that has suffered through some bad movies and bad times, Lara suddenly plots a comeback worthy of her series in Legend.
We had to wait six years for the sequel to The Longest Journey to finally get finished. And thankfully, Dreamfall is a masterpiece, even if it makes some odd plot choices.
Backyard Skateboarding offers an addictively fun game that can be enjoyed by children of all ages, with good challenges and no violence.
Legend of Kay has you battling rats, gorillas and alligators though the eyes of a hero cat. Its fun for almost any age.
And Then There Were None takes one of Agatha Christie’s best books and traps you inside it as both a potential detective or a murder victim. Try to be the last person standing.
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With Graffiti Kingdom you get to do something really unique: design your own hero from the ground up.
Haunting Ground is a survival horror game where your best chance of living is not learning how to fight, but how to hide.
Scourge of Worlds is an interactive DVD movie. You pop it into a standard DVD player, and then guide a party of adventures over popcorn.