Dreamcatcher's Beyond Time is a lovely first-person game that allows you to travel to ancient Egypt, Tikal, Tibet, and (where else?) Atlantis. It's a perfect way to spend a few hours of pleasant deja vu.

A game filled with intelligent puzzles, difficult platforming and a beautifully stylized world

Creative and disturbing, it gives the player a truly wild ride to an unsettling conclusion

A mystery-adventure for PC/Windows that's free but flawed

Once the episode begins to delve into new material, credits roll??

After my first playthrough of 80 Days I couldn't wait to play it again!

Y2K is quite short, but I had a good time playing it. If there had been more to it, I would have given it a higher grade

Beautiful but flawed.

Not only is this the shortest game I have ever played, but it is also the most dumbed-down

For Telltale fans, Story Mode is more of the same winning formula; for Minecraft fans it’s an enjoyable interpretation that has the potential for greatness.

A short “walking simulator” that attempts to psychoanalyze a game developer. Quite deep.

Although Sanity is surprisingly satisfying from an adventure aspect, the game's poor controls and horrible load times eliminate most of the fun in this game

A classic point-and-click scavenger hunting adventure game with almost as many Easter Egg references to other games as there are plot holes and bugs.

Embark on the adventure of a lifetime as you discover the secrets of the Amerzone jungle and the mystery behind the legend of the White Birds

Adventurers who love exploration, discovery, puzzles and a thoughtful story should not miss Forever Lost

Unless you’re looking for a point-and-click way to create a derivative game with someone else’s graphics, I’d give it a pass.

The Adventure Continues, got me to thinking about the company's first two outings with their proprietary "Video Reality" engine. Yep, I want to get you even more depressed.

A highly atmospheric sci-fi horror game which is very well-made and will leave you thinking. One of the best in a long time.

Despite stunning surrealist visuals and innovative game mechanics, Rememoried is painfully frustrating.

Imagine Lewis Carroll and Jean-Paul Sartre had a baby. That baby might be Fran Bow.

In a house full of trap doors, secret tunnels, breaking glass and suspicious fires, one misstep and Nancy won't stand a ghost of a chance

There are glimpses of a storytelling breakthrough throughout the mostly static, but highly intriguing Everybody’s Gone to Rapture, but ultimately the whole thing feels like a failed experiment.

Overall, it's quite a challenge to discover what happened to the scientists on the base, allied with fairly good backgrounds and some entertaining sequences.

Despite the annoying disk swapping, I found the game to be extremely enjoyable. While I am not a huge sci-fi fan, the story drew me in and kept me on the edge of my seat.

Life Is Strange is building toward a thrilling and dramatic conclusion, but the choices in Ep 4 aren’t as nuanced or difficult as they have been in the past.

From an artistic viewpoint, Dream is magnificent, but plan to do an inordinate amount of traveling as the game world is (in my opinion) unnecessarily vast.

This is the game that Harvester wanted to be, but wasn't. Let's hope Dreamforge has more games like it on the drawing board. Meanwhile, turn out the lights and get ready to play the scariest, creepiest computer game you have ever loaded on your hard drive.

I'm not ashamed to admit it, though it makes me sound a bit like I'm at a twelve-step meeting: "Hello, my name is Ray. And ... I ... like Myst clones!"

An enjoyable action-RPG packed with content and a well-balanced combat system.

Bad adventure games know no boundaries, and their slimy tentacles have been known to spread their putrid stench across the civilized world. Such is the case with our newest inductee into the Dungeon of Shame.