Adventure game articles page 105
Police Quest: Open Season review
The move to L.A. brought a gritty urban realism to the series, but Sierra's fourth cop quest is handcuffed by poor design and narrative choices.
The Secret World
A secret no more, Funcom's hybrid MMO may just expose adventure gamers to a whole new world of story-driven horror/sci-fi/fantasy roleplaying.
The Night of the Rabbit archived preview
With the release of Matt Kempke's promising fantasy adventure dawning soon, we leapt at the chance to see Daedalic show the game in action.
Following Freeware: March 2013 releases
There's no ducking out of a free month's worth of adventure featuring Tim Schafer, dead cyborgs, a karate-kicking President, and much more.
Eye on iOS: Volume 8
From Cognition to Sherlock Holmes to Gemini Rue, we've fetched all the latest adventures from the App Store.
Astroloco: Worst Contact review
The laughs keep this futuristic (but retro) sci-fi adventure chugging right on track without much challenge to derail your progress.
Quantumnauts 2: Black Hole Happens review
What this sci-fi sequel lacks in dramatic gravitas, it more than makes up with lighthearted fun that sucks you right in.
GDC 2013: Robyn Miller’s Myst Postmortem
As controversial as ever decades after its release, co-creator Robyn Miller reveals the origin story of Cyan's best-selling adventure of all time.
Metropolis Crimes review
This DS-exclusive predecessor to Red Johnson's Chronicles is hard to get your hands on, and harder to control when you do.
GDC 2013: Phoenix Online Studios
With three different adventures in the works, we grabbed some face time with Phoenix oracle César Bittar to discuss the studio's upcoming projects.
Year Walk review
This haunting, surreal journey is a short but intriguing step in the right direction for iOS adventures.
Dominique Pamplemousse in “It’s All Over Once the Fat Lady Sings!” review
Deirdra Kiai's bizarre black-and-white claymation musical shows a lot of brass, but pulls it off in whimsically lyrical style.
GDC 2013: Designing Journey
At GDC, visionary designer Jenova Chen shared his team's own journey in creating their masterpiece of multiplayer exploration and discovery.
Al Lowe interview
With Leisure Suit Larry nearly ready to return, we loaded up on questions for the acclaimed series creator.
Following Freeware: February 2013 releases
There's no crazy hangover, TV static, or new kid blues so annoying that a month's worth of great indie adventures won't cure.
