Circuit's Edge is an atmospheric, well-written game based on "When Gravity Fails," an excellent sci-fi series by George Effinger about the Budayeen-- a small corner of Morocco notorious for violence,...

Companions of Xanth is a charming game based on Piers Anthony's "Demons Don't Dream," in which two humans compete for a prize without knowing that two demons are using them...

A decent adaptation of the Michael Crichton's novel of the same name (or more precisely, the movie that followed), Congo suffers from frustrating action elements and overly obscure puzzle...

This is a neat little adventure game that was released only in Europe with little fanfare.

Yet another casualty of the "good idea, bad execution" syndrome, Crime Time has an interesting (if overused) plot: framed for a murder and trapped in a hotel with a friend,...

In case you're wondering (like I did), this is the same Beam Software that published Melbourne House's adventure games back in the '80s.

Second game by Cliff Bleszinski, talented designer who went on to fame and fortune years later with Unreal.

One of the best adventure games I have ever played, Dark Fall is also one of the very few games billed as "horror" titles that manage to be really scary.

Dark Side of the Moon is one of the best "traditional" point-and-click adventure games in recent memory.

Created by the same team that brought us atmospheric text adventure The Hound of Shadow, Daughter of the Serpent suffers from almost nonexistent puzzles and short length.