Nightfall Mysteries - Curse of the Opera Game Review

Nightfall Mysteries: Curse of the Opera is an action-packed hidden object adventure game, in which an opera troupe visits a quaint village for a performance only to become entangled in mysterious disappearances and murders.
You play the part of a stagehand in this famous opera troupe which has been invited by a Count Vladd Vansig III to perform for him in his small village. Strangely enough, the village is empty except for the count and his manservant. (Honestly though, if you have been invited to perform in a village in which the only residents are a man named Vladd and his manservant, the best course of action would have been to run away!)

Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock Game Review

A scary dream about your sister and a troubling phone call from her husband spurs you into action in Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock. Investigate a mysterious castle and try to find a way to pluck your sister from death's door. Learn about the similar fates of other unfortunate women and figure out a way to prevent this from happening again. Use your hidden object and puzzle-solving skills to unlock the mysteries of Castle Rainheart!
Gravely Silent: House of Deadlock is another hidden object adventure game by Vogat, the minds behind best-selling hidden object games such as Shades of Death and Elixir of Immortality. Just like these great games, Gravely Silent features medieval and supernatural themes, themes that the people at Vogat excel at creating and weaving into an engaging story.

Eternal Night: Realm of Souls Game Review

Travel to the Land of the Dead and face the gods of Ancient Egypt in Eternal Night: Realm of Souls, the enthralling hidden puzzle adventure game. Find your way into a supernatural kingdom crumbling under the weight of a titanic battle between the gods. Use your puzzle-solving skills to unlock powerful spells and discover ancient secrets. Explore this mysterious realm and find a way to resolve the conflict and restore light to the mortal kingdom of Ancient Egypt!

Awakening: Moonfell Wood Game Review

Princess Sophia's journey to find her people continues in Awakening: Moonfell Wood. Having woken up from a century-long slumber in the dreamless castle, Sophia has managed to escape the castle grounds, and is now looking for help in finding her fellow humans. Guide her through Moonfell Wood and help her seek an audience with the Fairy Queen. Use your skills to help Sophia find her family and friends, and take her rightful place as ruler of the kingdom!

Mystery Case Files: 13th Skull Game Review

The award-winning Mystery Case Files hidden object adventure game series is back with their latest installment Mystery Case Files: 13th Skull. Travel to the Louisiana bayou and help find a man who mysteriously disappeared from a creepy mansion. The locals are afraid, claiming that this was caused by the ghost of a pirate trying to protect his treasure. Solve the mysteries surrounding the pirate's curse and find the missing man in this thrilling game.

Treasure Seekers - Follow the Ghosts Game Review

Treasure Seekers: Follow the Ghosts is the third outing in the award-wining Treasure Seekers adventure game series featuring the brother-and-sister adventuring team of Tom and Nelly. This time, join them in a supernatural adventure and help them free some unlucky ghosts who are being trapped by an evil alchemist!
Prized jewel the Ruby Heart has been stolen from under high security with no clues as to how the theft was carried out. At the same time, a mysterious restless spirit has been sighted in the old English mansion of Cardinal House. Fresh from their previous adventure in Romania, siblings Tom and Nelly suspect that the mysterious ghost is involved in the jewelry theft, and decide to go investigate Cardinal House.

Classic Game Review: Sherwood Forest

"#'*%&," he said as he unsuccessfully tried to get out of the 'Little Twisty Passages' in the Colossal Cave. Well, don't try typing that into this adventure.
The people at Phoenix Software don't take kindly to people who swear. They do, however, take good care of logical two word commands. 'Sherwood Forest' is similar, in many respects, to most of the picture oriented adventure games on the market today. The top portion of the screen displays a room (the generic term for your current location), while the bottom four lines are text and give a verbal description. What sets this game apart is in how well it performs the required transition from 'room' to 'room.' The speed of picture creation is almost frightening, but even more amazing is the quality of the picture once it arrives.