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is the first game from Zotnip, a newly formed, three-man indie development team. Following the journey of the titular young boy, is a point-and-click inspired by adventure games of old, complete with blocky pixel graphics. It’s a charming game at times, though its plot clichés and simple writing often work against it. Held up primarily […]

Let’s get something out of the way from the beginning: is actually a pretty tame game. Although the star is indeed a prostitute and her best friend is called Susie the Drug Addict, this adventure from indie developer Technocrat provides more wink-wink humour than anything outright titillating. Fortunately, in what could well be the start […]

It's been a long time since the days of , but you wouldn't know it to play . Created by indie developer Paavo Harkonen, with contributions from 's Josh Mandel, is the first episode of a planned three-part comic series sporting classic retro graphics and interface and an appealing western locale. There’s just something compelling […]

The Doctor Who adventure games from the BBC have been the definition of mediocrity to this point, with the exception of episode three’s disastrously disappointing experience in the TARDIS. For UK fans who get the episodes free, that’s a decent enough result, though others will be less motivated to shell out the small fee to […]

It’s been nearly a year since the last of four episodic Doctor Who adventure games based on the popular UK television show about a strange man who time-travels in his flying blue box. Developed by Sumo Digital in cooperation with the BBC, the initial episodes were generally middling in quality, never reaching the heights of […]

With a license like Doctor Who that revolves around such expansive fiction, there is an almost unlimited potential for new stories. While most have been limited to the television screen in recent years, the BBC decided to produce four episodic self-proclaimed “adventure games” to coincide with the current TV season. The first installment, City of […]