Mozart Requiem review – Entertaining historical mystery desperately in need of fine tuning

Mozart Requiem review – Entertaining historical mystery desperately in need of fine tuning

by Richard Hoover | Mar 20, 2023 | Review

When contemplating the great adventurers throughout history, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart likely isn’t the first to spring to mind. However, the famed composer stars in Hoplite Research’s 2.5D point-and-click Mozart Requiem and makes a surprisingly capable protagonist,...
The Past Within review – Rusty Lake presents a short, surreal co-op puzzler

The Past Within review – Rusty Lake presents a short, surreal co-op puzzler

by Richard Hoover | Feb 22, 2023 | Review

When scientist Albert Vanderboom passes away, it’s up to his daughter Rose to resurrect him. Or rather, two versions of Rose almost sixty years apart. In Rusty Lake’s 2D/3D point-and-click co-op adventure The Past Within, two players take on the role of the bereaved...
Watch Over Christmas review – Joy to the point-and-click adventure gaming world

Watch Over Christmas review – Joy to the point-and-click adventure gaming world

by Richard Hoover | Dec 21, 2022 | Review

’Twas the night before Christmas and curly orange-haired twelve-year-old Cisco is stirring. Santa has been kidnapped and it falls on the young boy, with help from his Christmas-spirit-imbued teddy bear Kosmos, to save the (holi)day. Watch Over Christmas, by Dionous...
The Gallery review – Dual-era FMV hostage thriller displays potential not fully realized

The Gallery review – Dual-era FMV hostage thriller displays potential not fully realized

by Richard Hoover | Nov 23, 2022 | Review

In London, in either 1981 or 2021, stands the gallery, an art house with the exterior of a castle, devoted to portraiture. Young Morgan oversees it but is struggling to make ends meet. A new portrait of a high-profile subject by an equally high-profile artist may be...
Born Punk review – Cyberpunk point-and-click isn’t able to fully deliver on its abundant promise

Born Punk review – Cyberpunk point-and-click isn’t able to fully deliver on its abundant promise

by Richard Hoover | Nov 17, 2022 | Review

A combat hacker with a mechanical hand; a snooty, critical megacorporation CEO; and a hustler android who wants nothing more than to lay down some mad beats with his homies. These are the protagonists of Insert Disk 22’s traditional point-and-click Born Punk, set in...
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