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The quality of adventure games are not always dependent on price. I recently played Ripley’s Believe It or Not! “The Riddle of Master Lu” by Sanctuary Woods. This is an older game (1995) which I purchased for about $7.00. This is an excellent bargain. The game is based on the adventures of Robert Ripley who […]

(Note: This is a reprint of a review that was posted on AdventureGamer.com two years ago. It has been left in its original form. We do not know how to contact the author.) Spycraft. Spycraft, Spycraft, Spycraft. Hmm. How shall I review this game? I am genuinely confused about my feelings about it. So… I’ll […]

There’s gold in them thar hills! Paint your wagon! Bonanza! and so on and so forth. I love Westerns; so much cliché spread over so many games, movies and books dedicated to frontier heroes that it’s overwhelming. From the rugged, lonely gunman who shoots to survive, to the eloquent but deadly bad guy, from the […]

Adventurers, eh? They never set out to get involved in stopping plots for world domination. Usually they're just the average guy or girl on the street, living life as best they can. Somehow they meet a strange person and in the click of a finger find themselves fighting Nazis, saving Holy Grails, defeating evil of […]

In our previous installment of the translated Belief & Betrayal developer diary, Artematica detailed the gruelling middle months of production. With the game now reaching store shelves in some areas of the world (in Italian and German so far), today’s entry concludes our retrospective as the team details the final stages. To help keep track […]

In our first installment of the translated Belief & Betrayal developer diary, Artematica detailed the early months of production. Today’s entry continues our retrospective as we work forward to the game’s current status. To help keep track of the many people responsible for making Belief & Betrayal a reality, the following is a handy list […]

“At first we had the graphics, and they were good…” Yes, this is about how I became acquainted with Aura. After only seeing a few video cut scenes, and some fragments from the game, I agreed without any hesitation to become the composer for this project. I wanted to create something bright, interesting and original… […]

Hello adventure game enthusiasts! Let me begin by introducing myself; my name is Evgeniy Lebed and I am one of the developers of Aura: Fate of the Ages and the sequel, The Sacred Rings. Our project leader, Sergey Nartovich, has once again given me this honorable task, no sarcasm intended, of writing these developer diaries. […]

Hello friends. My name is Evgeniy Lebed, and I am one of the developers of Aura: Fate of the Ages. Sergey has asked me to write this final diary and express a few of my thoughts. First of all, I would like so say that it has been a wonderful experience working with Streko-Graphics to […]