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Everlight: Of Magic & Power Everlight: Of Magic & Power is a classic point-and-click adventure game from German developer Silver Style Entertainment. Much like Simon the Sorcerer: Chaos Happens (also developed by Silver Style Entertainment), the game is set in a medieval magical realm. Interestingly, the English title for the game omits the elfin reference that is present in the original German title (Everlight: Elfen an… Posted by Erik-André Vik Mamen on 15 March 2010.

Chronicles of Mystery: The Tree of Life Chronicles of Mystery: The Tree of Life continues the adventures of archeologist Sophie Leroux, who is last seen in Chronicles of Mystery: The Scorpio Ritual. The previous game has been a critical, and apparently commercial, success—enough to persuade the developer and publisher City Interactive to invest in a sequel. Sadly, this second game appears to have been rushed through production, and… Posted by Michael Temple on 10 March 2010.

Post Mortem It is Paris in the 1920's, and you are a struggling American artist, Gus McPhearson. You are also a former private eye and a bit of a psychic—a real Renaissance man. A grisly double murder takes place in an elegant hotel, complete with double decapitation. The sister of the victims, a raven-haired American beauty named Sophia Blake, walks into your studio and hires you to investigate the… Posted by David Tanguay on 07 March 2010.

Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis is the long-awaited sequel to Secret Files: Tunguska. The game once again follows the globetrotting adventures of Nina Kalenkov and her on-off boyfriend Max Gruber, as they fight to save the world. Visually, the game is not a huge step up from its predecessor, though this assertion is by no means an insult. The original game features stunning graphics, with sharp… Posted by Martin Mulrooney on 04 March 2010.

Gobliins 2: The Prince Buffoon retro If you assume that, like its predecessor, Gobliins 2: The Prince Buffoon allows you to control one character for each "i" in the word "Gobliins", you will be absolutely correct. If you think that having one less character to control makes the game considerably easier, however, you will be sadly mistaken. In Gobliins 2: The Prince Buffoon, you learn that the son of King Angoulafre has been… Posted by Jess Beebe on 23 February 2010.

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I can understand where you're coming from, a lot of video game series have changed significantly…

For Carsten Strehse

As for the difficulty rating. I can see how it could be puzzling, especially in absence of any…

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This game is the worst Larry by FAR! Almost no puzzles, it wasn't funny and was way too repetitive.

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