Originally released in 1993, Simon the Sorcerer quickly became one of those games that stuck with me, not just for its irreverent humour and fairy-tale send-ups, but for how brilliantly
Tag: Point-and-click
PC REVIEW | Asfalia: Fear
Point and Click games are so much fun, but when there is a decent story attached and a lot of heart, it can be elevated to more than just a
Tidbits | Asfalia: Anger – Panda Punch – Saomi
In Tidbits, we cover games that are difficult to cover in our regular review template. In this Tidbits, we review Asfalia: Anger, Panda Punch, and Saomi. VicciVulpixHello, I’m Victoria. I’m
REVIEW | Unusual Findings
LifeisXbox’s Unusual Findings review | Due to their malicious behaviour toward a neighbour, a group of nerds were grounded. That doesn’t stop them from getting back together behind their parents’
Preview | Castle of Secrets
LifeisXbox’s Castle of Secrets preview | Once upon a time, a girl named Susan was born in a castle. After a while, her father died, and her mother was forced
REVIEW | Crowalt: Traces of the Lost Colony
LifeisXbox’s Crowalt: Traces of the Lost Colony review | Crowalt is an old-school adventure game, with the gameplay being point and click with a minigame here and there to mix
Review: Röki
Do you like Scandinavian folklore and point-and-click adventure games? Then you might want to go on an adventure with Tove in Polygon Treehouse’s new game Röki. In this game, you
Decay
If you ever heard or talked about an underdog, Decay might actually be one of these. Firstly released in 2009 as an episodic adventure, Shining Gate Software brings us Decay