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Bullfrog’s original tycoon game shows why making kids happy is harder than you’d think. Ungrateful little bastards.
Bullfrog’s original tycoon game shows why making kids happy is harder than you’d think. Ungrateful little bastards.
The classic point and click adventure gets a modern (for 1996) overhaul. Run, hide, and try to outsmart the immortal Scissorman.
William Gibson-inspired cyberpunk roleplaying from the comfort of your own console. Play as Jake Armitage is a loose recreation of Shadowrun novel “Never Deal with a Dragon.”
Not a connected sequel to the original Phantasmagoria, but still a chilling tale in its own right. Follow the recently de-institutionalized Craig Curtis as he explores his lingering personal demons in a solid interactive take on psychological horror.
Some attractive CG graphics are wasted on a buggy, pointless follow-up to Dark Horse’s comic Aliens: Labyrinth.
Static takes on a comedy point-and-click adventure suffering from a shoddy English translation.