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- Posted by Peter Rootham-Smith on 03 February 2012.
City of SecretsCity of Secrets is a point-and-click adventure game from Polish newcomer and indie game developer Aidem Media (or aideMMedia). The game has been released on a range of platforms, including the iOS, Linux, Mac, and PC. The game harks back to the classic era of graphic adventure games. Unlike those games of yore, however, this game features 3D character models and 2D hand drawn backgrounds. The… |
- Posted by Jenny Rouse on 15 January 2012.
Jurassic Park: The GameSteven Spielberg's 1993 science fiction action adventure film Jurassic Park was undeniably a box office juggernaut, achieving both commercial and critical acclaims. The film spawned a new movie franchise, with a second and third film subsequently released in 1997 and 2001 and a fourth film purported to be in the making. The cultural legacy of this movie franchise was also undeniable—it was… |
- Posted by Mervyn Graham on 01 January 2012.
Forever WorldsReleased in 2004, Forever Worlds (also known as Forever Worlds: Enter the Unknown) was a largely forgetful game from the obscure and little-known developer Hexagon Entertainment. Created by Courtland Shakespeare, the game was meant to be yet another attempt to regurgitate Shakespeare's own inimitable style of adventure games which he practiced since 1995. It was back then that Shakespeare, under… |
- Posted by Matt Barton on 15 December 2011.
Rhem 2: The CaveRhem 2: The Cave is a game created by Knut Müller, a German artist, musician, and game designer. Like the other games in the Rhem series, Rhem 2: The Cave is set in the mysterious industrial world of Rhem. Resembling a giant, abandoned factory, this world is full of locked doors, secret passages, puzzles, trains and trams, and a seemingly endless supply of baffling puzzles. Of most interest to… |
- Posted by Jenny Rouse on 07 December 2011.
The Next Big ThingIn 1997, Madrid based game development company Pendulo Studios released an adventure game called Hollywood Monsters—about a duo of reporters attending Hollywood's annual Monster Ball, a gathering of Universal Monsters from the golden age of cinema. Featuring Monkey Island style puzzle solving and quirky humor, the game was never released outside of Spain. With the subsequent success of the… |