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I really suck at these kind of games so it's not for me, but the idea is cool and it looks real nice.

It's got awesome and a great cast of voice actors. The scenes are eye-catching with all their colors and I really enjoyed the art style, as well. The idea of your choice of a drink adding in new conversation choices was fun (especially if you choose the pirate drink).

Unfortunately the story starts out stronger than it ends up being. The idea gets a bit stale after the initial thrills and I wasn't all that invested in the general plot, either. It's a shame, because it felt like it could have been more.

This is a short game centered around the story of a pig farmer who has tangled with things he wants no longer any part of. You don't get too much interaction here. There are some conversation choices and you can choose in which order to do things, but it's more of an slightly interactive story than a game.

Still, it's got an interesting plot and if you don't mind slow conversations about the choices and regrets of life, it's a pretty nice one. Interesting art style, too.

A really fun air combat shooter. You can tweak the controls to be more realistic when making turns and there's enough variety in the missions and a story to carry them to make the game interesting.

Didn't play the entire game through quite yet but I will certainly revisit it later.

This is a pretty solid RTS, even with the very outdated graphics. It's got some interesting units and plenty of campaigns to go through. It's very similar to Age of Empires, but has some monsters and special units from mythology that you can use to your advantage through having your workers praying at temples.

I might return to it later, just to finish up the campaigns. A lot of fun if you don't mind some clunky ol' graphics.

It's not quite there up with Until Dawn, but it's still a very entertaining and often intense horror game. The QTE's can be changed up to your preference, but even in their standard mode they are quite easy and they don't end up feeling like they dictate the game too much.

Choices are what matter here and they do affect the outcome a lot. The game has a great cast, especíally with Ted Raimi, and it feels just about the right length, too.

Worth the play if you're into Until Dawn -like QTE/multiple choice games.

I really like adventure games and this one started out promising. It's just that once you've played it for a while, you realize that the story is just railroading forward and you just keep on clicking on enough things to get to the mind map. In fact, the mind map was the worst part of the game, because you could not put clues together yourself and there is only one way to connect them. If you fail enough times, the right choices are highlighted for you, so what is the point, really?

In the end I was just clicking past conversation and played the game not to find out what the truth was, but just to get to the end. Some things are obvious to you as you play but you're still forced to go through clicking at things and going through mind maps to have Poirot figure it out, too.

Boring, which is a shame. The graphics are okay and the voice acting is really good. I am tempted to recommend this one, but in the end, I really can't.

Even more cats to find! Just a relaxing little game, give more cats.

Relaxing, easy to play if you just want to play for a minute or two. Great art. A whole lot of cats to find.

If you're a really hardcore RP fan who loves to toy with stats and items endlessly, this game is probably for you. The combat is challenging and you really need to pick your fights. I liked that a lot of the time you could talk yourself out of fights, but sometimes we don't want to do that and if that's the case, the combat is pretty frustrating.

Since the story didn't really grasp me either, I tried to get into this for a while but then decided it's not for me. I just didn't have the patience to start reading through outside sources for information on how to keep my character alive.