Based on a motion picture of the same name, Righteous Kill is a hidden objects game with an undeniably strong cinematic flair about it, unseen before in previous titles of the genre. The player is put in the shoes of Erica Dean, an investigator on the trail of a vigilante responsible for several recent murders. [...]

If there was one thing that I learned from watching movies last year, it was that rodents are responsible for some of the finest cuisine in the world. The story of a rat who longs to be a great chef should be strangely familiar to those that have given Mystery Cookbook a try. Similarities between [...]

You are running up the side of an ancient Mayan temple, trying to stay away from an ancient dragon god that has been released. On the way, you need to pick up cameras lying around. In order to find the components to an ancient skeleton key, you need to find the tools to help Captain [...]

Any guy who is now either married or engaged to be is bound to remember that fateful day, that day when it was time to utter those five little words that could mean the difference between happily ever after and back to the drawing board: Can I marry your daughter? A thousand images ran through [...]

The great wonders of the world make a fine theme for a hidden object game, and this is something that the Hidden Expedition series has specialized in, ever since Hidden Expedition: Titanic. The latest of these is Hidden Expedition: Amazon, which I have to admit is one of the prettiest and best sounding games of [...]

The last few months have seen some really good hidden object games appearing on the scene to really raise the bar on the genre. Mortimer Beckett and Women’s Murder Club managed to provide some really good-looking clue hunting adventures while also using all the objects found as part of their puzzles. Compared to that, The [...]

Let’s face it, I’m a big fan of the Build-a-lot series – two award winning casual games that allowed the player to construct an entire neighborhood, earn lots of cash from selling real estate, and admire his or her own handiwork from a birds’ eye view at the end of it all. The feeling of [...]

Inca Quest takes a tried and true bubble-shooting casual mechanic and brings it to life. The basic game is very simple. If you have played any of a dozen “lots of spheres are descending from the sky and you must shoot them with balls to match 3 or more and make them disappear” games, you [...]

Every now and then when I play a new game, I turn to my roommate after 30 seconds and say “Hey, check this out!” This is always a good sign, because it means I am seeing something for the first time. And to be honest, as a casual game reviewer that doesn’t happen nearly as [...]

Have you ever played a game that seemed too simple to challenge you, and then the complexity unfolds and you suddenly realize that you’re hanging on for dear life? Stones of Khufu is just such a game, and it’s as easy or hard as you want to make it. Whether that’s a good thing is [...]