Knights and Bikes might not have been made by Double Fine but their influence on the title is unmistakable from the very first split screen image of the two girls and the remarkable storybook art design that is reminiscent of a...
If you’ve been on the internet for a few years, and you’re a big fan of dumb stuff inside the world of video games, there’s no way you haven’t heard of Gang Beasts. Originally released in 2014 on PC as a...
It’s hard to believe it’s been almost 12 years since the original Psychonauts; arguably one of the best third-person adventure games of all-time. And as the much-anticipated sequel looms ever nearer, Double Fine Productions dec...
I apologize in advance for the brevity of this review, but in truth, this is perhaps the best way to evaluate a game such as 140. Developed by Jeppe Carlsen of Limbo fame, 140 is an incredibly brief experience, but one that int...
I’ve been playing these hidden-object adventures on my iPad for so long I had forgotten what a “real” adventure game was, but it only took a few minutes of playing Broken Age to get back into the groove of a genre that was born...
In the world of gaming there is a sea of mediocre to decent titles that we gamers see every day. But every once in a while there is that game that just makes you sit up and take notice. Sometime it takes a while for that game t...
I’ve been playing these hidden-object adventures on my iPad for so long I had forgotten what a “real” adventure game was, but it only took a few minutes of playing Broken Age to get back into the groove of a genre that was born...
Tim Schafer is responsible for some of my favorite games in my 30 years of gaming including Monkey Island, Maniac Mansion, and the 1995 Full Throttle biker adventure – a game not all that dissimilar from the heavy metal masterp...