Archive for Tag: adventure games
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The GameCola Interview: Denny Delk
Columns by Paul Franzen on Denny Delk portrayed Murray the Talking Skull in the Monkey Island series, King Otar Fenris III in King's Quest VII, Hoagie and all the various tentacles in Day of the Tentacle, the narrator in Rogue Squadron 2 and 3, Wicket in the Ewoks animated series, and loads upon loads of other characters you can read about at IMDB.
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[NSFW] Bill & Ted’s Excellent Video Game Adventure (NES)
Reviews by Zack Huffman on I've already shown you a few inevitable disasters that were licensed NES games. This month I give you Exhibit H.
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The Adventures of Willy Beamish (SCD)
Reviews by Travis Combs on Dynamix—like a lot of the great adventure companies—is dead and buried today, but the impression they left is a lasting one.
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Dear Readers: Why Adventure Games Are Dead.
Columns by Paul Franzen on 
3 Having now played Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon, Escape from Monkey Island, and King's Quest: Mask of Eternity, I now know why nobody makes adventure games anymore: Because the games are festering puddles of squid waste.
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testgame.exe: Making the Adventure
Columns by Elizabeth Medina-Gray on Greetings, faithful readers of GameCola. My name's Lizo, and I'm making an adventure game. Well, let me try that again. I've had a deep and abiding love for adventure games (you know, the Monkey Islan
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Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem (GCN)
Reviews by Casey Levine on It's not exactly a survival horror game, but it's also not an adventure title.
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Beyond Good & Evil (PS2)
Reviews by Casey Levine on Beyond Good and Evil is a wonderful adventure title, complete with beautiful graphics, a compelling story, and charming characters.
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Blazing Dragons (PS1)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on 1 I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a cheap laugh.
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Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon (MXB)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on 1 I came into this game expecting The Curse of Monkey Island, and what I got was Super Stealthy Crate Mover 64.
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Ico (PS2)
Reviews by Doug O'Neil on While there are easily a good hundred games out there that quite often tickle my proverbial fancy, I hardly come across a truly moving game. Have I come across one? Why, yes, I indeed have, thank you.