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Penumbra: Overture review
Austin is thrown to the wolves (or mutant dogs, at least) for his AG debut in this genre-blending horror adventure.
Sam & Max: Episode 6 - Bright Side of the Moon review
Season One reaches new heights in its grand finale, though the episode itself falls a little bit down to Earth.
Destination: Treasure Island review
Arrr! The latest adventure from Kheops proves to be a treasure, but you may have to hunt to find it.
Aura 2: The Sacred Rings review
The latest puzzle-adventure offers plenty of Myst-style goodness, but it's missing an aura of its own.
Sam & Max: Episode 5 - Reality 2.0 review
Reality may byte, but Reality 2.0 is all fun and games, as Sam & Max go digital in the best episode so far.
Knightsquire review
This short-but-sweet fantasy adventure shows itself worthy of gobblin' up an hour of your time.
Carte Blanche: For a fistful of teeth review
This comic murder mystery has a style of its own and plenty of promise, but the results aren't quite so black and white.
Scavenger Hunter review
"The Replayable Adventure" is true to its claim, though the pickings prove a little slim along the way.
Runaway: The Dream of the Turtle review
This highly anticipated sequel is sure to make a splash, but can't quite decide whether to sink or swim.
Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened review
The famous literary worlds of Holmes and Cthulhu collide, but is the showdown worth losing any sleep over?
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN: The Ugly Prince Duckling review
The famed Danish storyteller wings his way from page to PC in his very own fairy tale adventure.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All review
The verdict is in: Capcom has whipped up another fine Phoenix Wright DS adventure.
Sam & Max: Episode 4 - Abe Lincoln Must Die! review
Political incorrectness abounds in the biggest and best Sam & Max episode of the season to date.
Sterling’s Gift review
The hidden secrets of Libbie Custer make one last stand in this debut indie historical adventure.
Hotel Dusk: Room 215 review
The new "interactive novel" for the DS looks to turn the adventure genre on its side, but comes with a few reservations.
