Summer is approaching, and with the hot weather the virus retreats, hopefully. Maybe some of you are already vaccinated, congratulation! To the others, stay strong, healthy and distracted!

During the first half of the year, I wrote two new essays about classical Point and Click-Adventure games, probably unknown to most of you. If you have spare time, I would be glad if you take a look and show some interest:

The first deals with a strongly distorted view of the colosseum in Rome and a nebulous statement on the origin of winds.
Case #3: The Hand of Glory - Distorted outlooks

My newest essay assumes that the developer of Mutropolis had a serious academic background in Egyptian archaeology before creating the game; furthermore, they choose to present a wild mix of cultural references and remains to entertain, but not to distract from the plot.
Case #4: Mutropolis — Egyptian Mixed Arts

But where are the giveaway, I hear you? Well, both games are only sold directly from the Steam store; as I don't want to exclude players from distant regions from my giveaways, I will wait until both games get sold on keyseller sites. But if you have a solution for this problem, let me know.

That's it for now. All the best for you, have fun and a great summer...maybe even some holiday trips.