This game was a mixed bag for me. Some things I liked, some I didn't.

Although I usually hit 'skip' through the talking and action scenes, I didn't with this game. Parly because there was no skip function, but partly because the graphics were something else! Amazing colors and a bit of variety in the styles of the graphics, to boot.

The game itself was too short. I played by myself, in the most difficult mode, and still was done before I knew it. (Hit the blog only a coule of times.)

Very few HO scenes, which is probably why this is in the 'puzzle' genre, not the HO genre. The mini-puzzles ranged from yawn-done-this-before to, and I hate to admit it, a couple I had to skip.

So if you like storylines, graphics, and the opportunity to use a 'difficult' mode with no hints or sparkles, this is the game for you. If you like HO scenes and a good, long time of playing, this game isn't for you.

This game is pretty fun, however once you find a cure for the zombies, they just keep coming. I was hoping eventually the population would all be cured or something. Luckily, you can turn zombies off, which I did to reward myself for curing them. This game is sort of like a mix between Diner Dash and your basic farming game, but with no time limits. You also have to barter with various characters.

This game is fun, but imo not as entertaining as its predecessor. The idea of renovating the whole house and having to buy basic furniture makes me think they went too much to the Sims side of things.

Love this EP for Civ V! It makes the game much more fulfilling if you are a person that likes to acheive victory in ways other than global domination because it enhances the diplomacy aspect. I love the World Congress / UN feature! Imo, it makes the game much more realistic.

This is the perfect game for someone like me. The story is amazingly exciting, and the fact that the choices you make are vital for which outcome the game will have is even more so. I really recommend The wolf among us! (Especially now that all the episodes are out - I would have had a hard time waiting for them.)

The basic premise is that you have to work out why no one is home when you arrive. The abandoned house is beautifully developed, with most objects being interactive. You can open all the cupboards and drawers and pick up most things. But you don't collect objects and solve puzzles like traditional adventures, you simply gather intel from each room to piece together what happened. There is lots of reading of notes and letters to do, and listening to the thoughts of the sister which are prompted by touching certain items. At first, it feels rather aimless, and I got to a point of not knowing what to do next and putting it aside for a while. But once you get access to the rest of the house, including the basement and the attic, the story moves into the final phase. It was worth persisting with, as the story was interesting and the ending was unforeseen. Overall I found it enjoyable to play, and loved the visuals a lot. I also loved the fact that there was no combat or time limits to interfere with exploring the house and discovering the secrets, unlike many games.