Since I have had good luck with [sci-fi point-and-click adventure games in the past, I downloaded Shardlight in the hopes that the post-apocalyptic nature of the story would hold up its end of the bargain.
If you're a gamer, you may be turned off by Djinn Caster because it's published by Kemco — and I wouldn't blame you. After all, they've pumped out some pretty lackluster titles in the past. But Djinn Caster is worth a look!
Slayaway Camp is a puzzle game that also serves as an homage to the campy and cheesy 80s slasher films that populated the silver screen during the time of mullets and acid wash jeans. Come for the nostalgia; stay for the bloodshed.
While I haven't picked up a Where's Waldo book in 15 years, Hidden Folks made me feel just like I had one in my hands again, but the experience was even more mesmerizing than I remembered.
RPS Saga takes its own spin on the classic hand game — Rock, Paper, Scissors — by putting it in a fantasy-RPG setting and injecting a little strategy into the gameplay.
Evil Factory attempted to tug on my heartstrings by playing the nostalgia card, but ultimately, as time worn on the game became more of a chore than anything else.
