Mystery PI New York Fortune Game Review by Stephen Campbell
Game Rating = 5/5 Balls
Mystery PI New York is a new twist on an old favorite. Mystery P.I. is an “I spy” style game where you play as a New York City sleuth working to locate lost items to fulfill a will. After playing the limited demo of the game I rated it a 5/5 based on five sections.
Game Review by Kenneth Andrews
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
Item-based adventure games are the oldest genre of computer games around, dating back to the 1970s, and have developed from text-only affairs to full-motion video extravaganzas.
Avenue Flo is a quirky adventure that takes in the hidden object genre as well as traditional object-based puzzles and character interaction. A wedding is occupying everyone’s mind in Flordia Street, Dinertown, but on the big day the dress, rings, butterflies, cake, flowers and poodle have all gone missing. Flo wanders off to find or replace all of these items in time-honored fashion, and probably to uncover the mystery of who has gone to such lengths to disrupt the wedding.
Game Review by Kenneth Andrews
Game Rating = 3/5 Balls
Jewel Quest Mysteries 2: Trail of the Midnight Heart is an odd beast that relies primarily on the player’s observation skills, Where’s Wally with added interactivity.
Game Review by Emele Maisey
Game Rating = 4/5 Balls
Samantha Swift and the Golden Touch
The famous archaeologist and adventurer, Samantha Swift is off on yet another quest to uncover artifacts and mysteries in this hidden object adventure game.
