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Abstract: Published September 27th 2006. Written by Ben Knowles. There was a time when point-and-click games were all the rage, with Monkey Island, Sam & Max, Broken Sword and Grim Fandango all receiving critical acclaim. Unfortunately this genre has been largel...
Abstract: conspiracy puzzle adventure game: You cant beat a good conspiracy theory. Did you know that Tony Blair is from an ancient bloodline of alien lizard creatures? Presumably, Cheries from a similar race with a crocodile bent, which would explain the ...
Abstract: Secret Files: Tunguska(hx) 06:51 PM EST - Dec,11 2006 There are many hypotheses as to what caused the Tunguska incident. For those lacking in the knowledge of the real life story of the Tunguska region in Siberia, way back in 1908 there happened to be ...
Abstract: Tunguska takes us back to the basics of a traditional point-n-click third person adventure, in the style of Broken Sword. This means plenty of dialogue, inventory item-based puzzles and a mysterious plot. The result is a mostly pleasing, albeit average...
The Secret Files: Tunguska is one of those rare gems in the adventure genre that shines for what was put into it. The developer worked hard not only on the graphics and making the scenes look good but on taking a good basic background and creating a be...
Abstract: From the initial scene setup, I could tell that this was not “just another” adventure game clambering for hard earned gamers’ cash. It’s surprising too see how movie like the whole game is, taking you from the usual puzzle and pro...
von Nicole Lange Adventure Fans, die Sammlung muss einen Top-Titel mehr bekommen. Mehr Worte braucht es eigentlich nicht, um Geheimakte Tunguska zu beschreiben. Das Spiel weist kaum Schwächen auf und lässt eine inhaltliche Qualität aufblitzen, die ih...
Abstract: För snart 100 år sedan exploderade något i atmosfären ovanför Sibirien, som orsakade förödelse motsvarande sisådär 200 Hiroshimabomber. Ännu idag vet ingen med säkerhet vad det var som smällde, vilket förstås gör händelsen till en perfekt ämne för kons...
