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When I was a kid, I came across a type of logic puzzle that I quickly adored but rarely could

Cleaning games can often afford to be quite long, the gradual progress of the work part of the appeal. Seeing

Dwarves in fantasy stories face an all too common problem. Their insatiable greed pushes them to dig deeper and deeper,

In 2013, Electronic Arts released SimCity only to receive an enormous backlash from fans of the city-building series. This wasn’t

Airborne Kingdom is a city-building adventure, and the word “adventure” isn’t just a bit of flowery language here. While there

After all the urban hustle and bustle of modern day life, it can be nice to take a little vacation

When I first saw the name for the point and click adventure Asfalia: Fear, I had thought it would be

The Night is Grey begins with your character Graham stumbling across a little girl named Hannah all alone, and on

I remember how utterly baffled I first felt when I learned that when some people had their pet run away

The idea of the Mile High Club is apparently popular enough that it serves as effective shorthand for getting intimate

Before anything else is said about Immortality, a huge commendation must be given to its creators for the impressive dedication

There is an understated brilliance behind West of Loathing’s use of stick figures for its wild west role-playing game. On

While most mysteries dole out new clues at a measured and controlled pace to build up intrigue, Her Story utilizes

In the first Case Files game, The Death of Paulette Williams, the “interrogation simulation” concept had promise, the full-motion video

Beppu isn’t the first city you’ll hear about when you consider taking a trip to Japan, but this town with

Skaramazuzu looks like it would be a dark and moody adventure game. It takes place in the Void between life