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The Dream Machine: Reviewing Chapters 1 to 3
By Erwin Broekhuis

We review the first 3 chapters of The Dream Machine, a point & click adventure game made out of clay and cardboard.

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The Journey Down Chapter 1: Over The Edge
By Erwin Broekhuis

SkyGoblin's first chapter of The Journey Down was released a while ago this year in May. As the team is currently laying the last hands on their second chapter, I sit down to go "Over The Edge".

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Resonance
By Erwin Broekhuis

After a 5-year development cycle Vince Twelve, together with Dave Gilbert's Wadjet Eye Games, delivered an impressive sci-fi thriller that manages to mix old and new adventure paradigms together well.

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Looking Back: The Apprentice
By Jussi Eskelinen

The Apprentice is an amateur adventure game by Herculean Effort, released in 2003. It won four AGS Awards and four awards from the (now defunct) The Crow's Nest. How does one look at an older amateur adventure game today, and where does the Apprentice stand now in the still short history of the tiny niche called amateur adventure games?

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The Dream Machine: Reviewing Chapters 1 to 3
By Erwin Broekhuis

We review the first 3 chapters of The Dream Machine, a point & click adventure game made out of clay and cardboard.

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