adventure games – Page 7

Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper (X360)

Reviews by Nikola Suprak on February 7, 20124

Those of you checking out this review to find out if this is a fighting game involving historical and literary figures are going to be sorely disappointed. There will be no Abraham Lincoln vs. John Wi
Metal Dead (PC)

Reviews by Michael Ridgaway on February 1, 20124

I'd like to start out this review by saying that, normally, adventure/puzzle games typically aren't my thing, even though I seem to be starting on a streak of them here at GameCola. I tend to prefer t
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (DS)

Reviews by Paul Franzen on January 12, 201241

So, you're a gamer. You've fought fearsome, towering, multi-headed beasts in the depths of dank dungeons. You've
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Videos by Nathaniel Hoover on January 10, 20126

Three GameCola staff members provide expert commentary on someone else's video walkthrough for a game they've never played.
The Book of Unwritten Tales (PC)

Reviews by Paul Franzen on December 12, 2011

What do you get when you mix together elements from The Lord of the Rings, classic point-and-click adventure games, and that annoying guy from high school who always quoted Monty Python all the time?
Blackwell Deception (PC)

Reviews by Michael Gray on October 12, 20113

Don't be "deceived"—Blackwell Deception is an excellent game. ...OK, there's my sound byte for this game. Now the producers can copy/paste it onto their website under the "reviews" section, and I ca
Leisure Suit Larry Being Remade, Not an MMO This Time

News Posts by Paul Franzen on October 10, 201112

Back in 2004, a company called High Voltage Software released Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, the game that was supposed to bring the classic Sierra franchise back to the fore.
Hector: Badge of Carnage: Episode 2: Senseless Acts of Justice (PC)

Reviews by Jillian Dingwall on September 5, 20117

On the day of the release of Hector: Badge of Carnage Episode 2, I turned 31. As it turns out, no one really gives a shit when you reach the age of 31, so Hector and I celebrated it together, and what a day we had… As a severe fan of the first episode, I … Continue reading "Hector: Badge of Carnage: Episode 2: Senseless Acts of Justice (PC)"
School 26: Summer of Secrets (iPad)

Reviews by Jillian Dingwall on August 23, 20116

When I first heard about School 26: Summer of Secrets, I instantly wanted to give it a try. It's aimed at teenage girls, and since I've been 16 years old for the past fifteen years, I thought it'd be
Big Fish Games for the iPhone

Blog Posts by Michael Gray on August 11, 2011

Michael reviews the three iPhone adventure games offered by Big Fish Games.