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Our three-part restrospective of trailblazing interactive graphic novel adaptations continues with a disappointing failure based on the works of Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri... Read more

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In his latest video retrospective, the Space Quest Historian returns to a different classic Sierra series for an in-depth look at the highs and lows – mostly lows – in the third Police Quest adventure, The Kindred. ... Read more

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Of all the great new adventure games on the horizon, we've narrowed down the top 25 we're most excited about for the upcoming calendar year... Read more

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Anna Vigue and The Phantom Fellows designer Paul Korman take a break from Sierra for a long-overdue visit to the first two LucasArts piratey classics... Read more

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In this three-part retrospective, we look back at some of the pioneering graphic novels that blazed the trail for video game adaptations, beginning with Phillipe Druillet's interpretation of Gustave Flaubert’s epic novel... Read more

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In his latest "fair and balanced retrospective" video, Space Quest Historian sets his sights on Trilobyte's classic – or maybe not so classic? – 1993 adventure game and its sequel to find out why they seem to attract a lot of hate from modern reviewers. ... Read more

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In his latest amusing video, AdventureGameGeek narrows down the many great releases of 2024 to a personal  top five adventure games (plus honorable mentions). ... Read more

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To close out 2024, we celebrate the very best adventure games released in the past twelve months, counting down to our #1 Adventure Game of the Year... Read more

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The Space Quest Historian is back with his next deep dive retrospective of the Tex Murphy series, this time for the vastly improved, if still more than a little janky second game. ... Read more

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Following his ALMOST exhaustive exploration of King's Quest IV, OneShortEye is back to fill in the remaining gaps with another insightfully detailed look at The Perils of Rosella... Read more

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The first episode of the whimsical Sherblock Holmes-inspired puppet series debuts worldwide today, completely free to all on YouTube... Read more

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In a fun month of new podcasts, Anna Vigue and The Phantom Fellows creator Paul Korman rank some games made by neither Sierra nor LucasArts, then explore a fan-made remake, a demake and a voice mod for various beloved Sierra classics. (Because a whole month without Sierra was just too much to bear.) ... Read more

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Many Sierra VGA remakes from 1991-1996 are so infamously plagued with timer problems that it's a mystery how they ever got out the door in the first place. In his latest video,the Space Quest Historian takes a look at why this happened, using the black sheep of the Space Quest family as an example... Read more

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A vacation to visit the locations that inspired Sins of the Fathers may be the next best thing to actually being in a Gabriel Knight adventure. ... Read more

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You thought you already knew King's Quest IV inside and out?  In his latest video, OneShortEye highlights in detail all the "dirty secrets" the game conceals that aren't quite as family friendly as its reputation suggests, whether from secret game mechanics, hidden developer messages or funny words that confuse the internal swear detection, dead ends, not-so-random RNG elements, and less than optimal endings. ... Read more