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Cenega Publishing launched an official website for their upcoming Gooka: The Mystery of Janatris. Developed by Centauri Production, the point-and-click adventure is set to be released in Europe on June 25. In addition to a summary and screenshots of Gooka, the site has a trailer available for download and will offer a playable demo after […]

The E3 trailer for Quantic Dream’s upcoming psycho-thriller title Fahrenheit can now be downloaded and viewed from mirrors at Worthplaying, 3D Gamers, and by free registration at Gamespot and Fileplanet. A word of warning. This intense 2 1/2 minute, 8.23MB cinematic trailer contains disturbing graphic images, so downloader’s discretion is advised. Oh, and the music […]

Wyrmkeep Entertainment today announced that their re-release of adventure classic Inherit the Earth, released for PC last summer, is now available for Mac OS X. ITE tells the story of Rif the Fox and his journey to recover the stolen Orb of Storms, a relic of ancient Humans. It is one of the most underrated […]

Game Chronicles Magazine has just reviewed The Egyptian Prophecy: The Fate Of Ramses:   “Though Egyptian Prophecy is unlikely to win any acclaim or interest from gamers who don’t generally pay regard to the adventure genre, it stands as a fine example of why the genre still lives. It is at once intriguing, educating, amusing […]

Steve Ince, writer and game designer on Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon and a range of other Revolution titles, has announced that he’s now available for freelance work. The news comes after Revolution’s MD Charles Cecil told CVG that market conditions are forcing the York-based studio to downsize and concentrate on smaller projects. Ince, who […]

Gamer’s Hell has given Revistronic’s Fenimore Fillmore: The Westerner a score of 8.5/10: “The game is witty; the game is fun – yet a little too short. Just like after finishing Runaway I felt that there could have been more to do, more to see and more to laugh about. Still: the Westerner is a […]

How many times have we, and others, complained about the insufferable stream of Egypt and Atlantis-themed adventure games released in the last few years? Sometimes it seems that when developers run out of original ideas, they flee to the scenarios that they know best. Well, I’m not going to complain this time. As the name […]

Gamer’s Hell has just uploaded several new screenshots from Funcom and Ragnar Tornquist’s upcoming Dreamfall, which is scheduled for release late in 2005. For more on Dreamfall read our E3 preview.

X-treme Gaming Radio have posted their preview of Missing, the upcoming horror adventure to be released in North America this summer by The Adventure Company. Missing was originally released by Ubisoft in Europe last year under the title In Memoriam. For more information of Missing, read our own review of In Memoriam, and grab the […]

GameSpot has bestowed upon Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman's hallowed Day of the Tentacle a well-deserved spot in its ongoing Greatest Games of All Time feature. The article is slightly spotty (for examples, it neglects to mention co-designer Grossman), but has nothing but praise and fond memories for the classic game. GameSpot has been known […]