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The Adventure Company has released a new trailer from the upcoming Atlantis: Evolution, showing a minute of new CGI-footage for the upcoming adventure game. 1904. On his way back to New York, Curtis Quick, a young adventurer and photographer, is caught in a vortex that sends him to the heart of the lost city of […]

GameBoomers.com is hosting a 3-day chat with Galilea's Philip Gaude, discussing Jack the Ripper, an adventure game due for release January 27th. Check it out! Be sure to tune in on Adventure Gamers this Tuesday, as we will have an exclusive preview of the same game!

The Adventure Company has released five new screenshots from Mysterious Journey II: Chameleon. The game has been available on the American market since November last year, but has now also been released on the European market, where it’s titled Schizm II: Chameleon. Also, be sure to read our review of the game.

Gaming Nexus has reviewed Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon, giving it a score of 8.0.   The voice acting is outstanding. Dialogue is typically forthright when friends are speaking, but our heroes’ interactions with strangers bring about loads of humorous banter. The dry mockery and laugh-out-loud satire had me looking forward to every new conversational […]

The Greek adventure site Adventure Advocate has interviewed Al Lowe, the creator of the Leisure Suit Larry series. The interview deals with the future of adventure games and the history of Leisure Suit Larry. Back in 1987, when LSL1 first came out, did you imagine that Larry Laffer was going to be a classic hero […]

The Adrenaline Vault has posted a batch of new screenshots from TriSynergy’s upcoming Midnight Nowhere, due for release next month. In Midnight Nowhere, our protagonist awakens in a morgue within a hospital, with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. After finding his way out of the morgue, he discovers that […]

The Laser has interviewed Charles Cecil of Revolution about their latest adventure release, Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon.   Q: How have you improved the controls and interface?   Despite moving away from the traditional 'point and click' approach, the elements key to adventure games have been retained. As the player-character is moved close to […]

New adventure reviews has hit the net: Uru: Ages Beyond Myst @ The Stratos Group Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon @ Game Chronicles

GameSpot has posted a new designer diary by Tom Smith, the Design Director of Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude. The adventure sequel is due to be released late this year.   But how do you do a game about jokes? While hitting on chicks? That's not remotely like shooting people, so the game industry […]

GameZone has interviewed Tim Larkin, the sound designer on Uru: Ages Beyond Myst.   How demanding were the game developers? What were they looking for, and how much time did they give you to complete the soundtrack?   TL: Well, Rand Miller can eat you for breakfast…Actually; Cyan has been a great working environment. I've […]