As a kid, I enjoyed the Hardy Boys books from the 60s (although I read them in the 90s). The brothers Frank and Joe were always mixed up in one case or another in their hometown of Bayport in the northeastern US. The book series is still on going, although the Hardy Boys universe has been modernized, and last year, The Adventure Company developed a PC game based known as The Hardy Boys: The Hidden Theft. Fast forward to the present, and the game has been re-released for the Wii.

Guybrush Threepwood is back!  I can't believe I've missed that blonde beautiful blue-eyed man, but I have.  Telltale Games produced and LucasArts published, our favorite pirate is getting a new way to do things. Will it work? Or is it as bad as LeChuck? Let's find out.

Back in the day when LucasArts ruled the genre of point-and-click adventures, life was good. You had games that 

A mysterious accident overshadows an otherwise peaceful abbey, it’s up to you and your young apprentice to ascertain the truth behind the matter in Murder In the Abbey, one of Dreamcatcher Interactive’s latest point and click adventures for the PC. I’ve recently completed the adventure and while it does have its shortcomings, it does provide for an engaging weekend adventure, as well as one that’s great for beginners, all at an attractive price.

It’s been too long since I sat down and played through a PC adventure game, so when I received Viva Media’s The Immortals of Terra – A Perry Rhodan Adventure for review, I was excited. Not only had it been a while since I jumped into what is probably still my favorite gaming genre, but this title looked intriguing. Turns out, while it’s not a great game, it is very good and adventure fans should strongly consider this title for purchase.