Hauntingly beautiful and dripping with atmosphere, this science fiction southern gothic's writing will take you thru emotional rollercoaster you are not soon to forget.

Better Landmark than Landmark ever was. Level of detail achievable with voxels is simply unparalleled. In every other aspect, the game is mediocre, severe lag, time gates, no PVE, and boring PVP.

Captivating writing and excellent music score makes this one the best interactive novels in the last few years. The RPG element is there just push the narrative along but wouldn't stand on its own.

A string of fairly challenging puzzles connected with a pleasant, if a little generic SF story is hardly one for the record books, but should prove a pleasant addition to any Myst fan game library.

Interesting sf tale with just enough chops to keep you engaged for the entirety of 8 hours it takes to finish. Puzzle design is bit rough around the edges, but overall worth the asking price.

Pleasant narrative puzzler which is too quick to give away its mysteries, but too slow in giving away its narrative. Movement around locations is needlessly slow, turning exploration into a chore.

In spite of its shaky beginning, inventory clutter and somewhat annoying backtracking, VirtuaVerse manages to bloom into a memorable challenge in cyberpunk setting you won't regret buying.

A vision of a fascist city state ruled over by omnipresent AI, is intriguing and full of surprises. A bit of a pity, it seemingly can't decide if it wants to tell a comedy or serious high sf story.

detective duo comprised of mellow,obese dog and brutal,sociopath rabbit deliver just the sort of comic book fun you'd expect,but where Freelance Police truly shines, is its surprisingly witty dialogue

surreal comedy set in post apocalyptic N.Jersey blends crime fighting adventure with equally surreal rpg combat. Superpowers such as to increase enemy's cholesterol or see inside pizza boxes are given