Archive for Tag: point-and-click adventure games
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Barely Floating (PC)
Reviews by Nikola Suprak on 
1 Remember kids, there are no such things as beard monsters.
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Adventure Games Live!
Blog Posts by Paul Franzen on 1 Not only are they alive—they're thriving.
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Putt-Putt Saves the Zoo (iPad)
Reviews by Michael Gray on 7 Putt-Putt drives onto the iPad to save baby animals.
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Tim Schafer and Ron Gilbert Making a New Adventure Game, and You’re Funding It
News Posts by Paul Franzen on 14 This is NEWS! Tim Schafer—co-creator of Day of the Tentacle, lead designer of Grim Fandango and Psychonauts, and really nice guy who let me steal his Facebook photos—announced just minutes ago via
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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Videos by Nathaniel Hoover on 6 Three GameCola staff members provide expert commentary on someone else's video walkthrough for a game they've never played.
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The Book of Unwritten Tales (PC)
Reviews by Paul Franzen on 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?
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Back to the Future: The Game (PC)
Reviews by Nikola Suprak on 4 After playing through and reviewing a couple of the earlier installments of the Back to the Future: The Game episodic adventure series, I came to the unbelievable conclusion that they were all pretty
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Back to the Future: The Game – Episode 3: Citizen Brown (PC)
Reviews by Nikola Suprak on 1 My initial attempt to submit this review involved me copy/pasting my review of the first episode, correcting the name of the title, and adding a couple pictures of Doc Brown impregnating the mother of
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Gemini Rue (PC)
Reviews by Nathaniel Hoover on 7 When GameCola is offered a review copy of an upcoming game, it's typically something like a real-time 3D vegetable simulator that inexplicably won't run on my NES, or else it's a game that's totally u
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The Ten Reasons: Space Quest Collection
Columns by Nathaniel Hoover on Ten reasons why Space Quest is the best thing to ever scar you for life.