Adventure game reviews for PC page 2
A Twisted Tale review
This colorful, charismatic fantasy adventure transports you to the era of timeless classics.
Vampire: the Masquerade — Bloodlines flashback review
A retrospective review of a cult favorite RPG, or: "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Ankaran Sarcophagus."
Fears to Fathom – Ironbark Lookout review
The fourth episode of Fears to Fathom spawns a real-life showdown with horrors just waiting to pounce when you open that door…
FRAMED flashback review
Discover how comic book panels morphed into gameplay in this strikingly unconventional 2014 release.
Call of Cthulhu: Shadow of the Comet flashback review
An in-depth retrospective examining the pros and cons of this famous horror classic.
The Talos Principle 2 review
A puzzle-centric adventure with profound philosophical debates about progress, the meaning of life, and more.
The Invincible review
A cosmic quest through jaw-dropping alien domains brings an intricate, ingenious sci-fi narrative to life.
Enypnion Redreamed review
Step into a deliciously charming dreamworld where brainteasers keep you thinking through the night.
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Universe for Sale review
An unforgettable story set in a space-age world, where alternate universes can be purchased at the local bazaar.
Orten Was The Case review
A complex mystery with a stylized, hand-painted presentation, but certain gameplay elements miss the mark.
This Bed We Made review
A curious young maid in a Montreal hotel stumbles into the role of amateur detective, uncovering layer after layer of disturbing secrets.
Agatha Christie - Murder on the Orient Express review
A surprisingly modern interpretation of a classic murder mystery with a few genuine twists.
Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case review
Take on an elaborate, cunning investigation from Hercule Poirot’s past.
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Figment 2: Creed Valley review
What starts as an adventure to rid a man’s mind of nightmares turns into a hero’s journey and the exploration of burden and expectation.
The Castle review
This beguiling tribute to the LucasArts classics is loaded with charming characters and amusing, zany puzzles.
