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Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery: Episode 1 - A Bump in the Night review
This charming episodic mobile exclusive successfully gets its foot in the sub-genre door of Layton-style story puzzlers.
The Starship Damrey review
This downloadable sci-fi exclusive for 3DS is a moody exploration vehicle, but highly robotic in its simplified gameplay.
Nancy Drew: Ghost of Thornton Hall review
The haunted Georgian mansion isn't very scary in Nancy's 28th adventure, but you'll have fun puzzling your way through ghosts and family skeletons alike.
The Night of the Rabbit review
Daedalic's gorgeous fantasy adventure is a truly magical journey until the charm wears off in ill-advised detours towards the end.
Hypnosis HD review
This surreal casual trip through the human psyche won't blow your mind with challenging gameplay, as most of its puzzles can be solved in a snap.
Dragonsphere review
The oft-overlooked 1994 fantasy adventure from MicroProse hasn't lost any of its magical charm, escpecially now that it's free.
Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller - Episode 3: The Oracle review
The third episode ascends to great storytelling heights, then hurtles towards its climactic ending with breakneck speed.
Anna - Extended Edition review
The puzzles are much more logical in the new, improved version, but the still-vague story and now-dangerous supernatural encounters may yet drive you insane.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Louisiana Adventure review
A supernatural bayou murder mystery may sound appealing, but its bug-ridden design issues should stop you dead before you buy.
