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Halloween 2015 Gaming Special, Day 5: “Fran Bow” (PC)
Classic point-and-click adventure games tend to say little but with many words, even with indies. But Swedish developer Killmonday Games‘ Fran Bow shows that the genre can still tell great stories for a mature audience without compromising puzzle design. What … Continue reading
Posted in Game reviews, Gaming
Tagged adventure game, Alice in Wonderland, blood, Chains of Satinav, children's book, Dali, Day of the Tentacle, death, dream, DRM-free, fantasy, fiction, Fran Bow, Frogger, GOG, Good Old Games, illusion, insanity, Killmonday Games, Lewis Carroll, life, literature, nightmare, PC, Picasso, point-and-click adventure, puzzles, reality, Sanitarium, sanity, Steam, storytelling, The Cat Lady, The Dark Eye, The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav, The Longest Journey, Tim Burton, time-travel, violence, Wadjet Eye Games
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Game release: “Fran Bow” (PC)
If you think that Dropsy was a weird game, then you haven’t played Killmonday Games’ point-and-clicker Fran Bow. It seems that cute hand-drawn 2D adventure games are out of fashion and become much darker. In the case of this title, … Continue reading
Posted in Game release news, Gaming
Tagged adventure game, art style, creepy, DRM-free, Fran Bow, GOG, Good Old Games, hand-drawn, horror, Killmonday Games, point-and-click adventure, psychological, puzzles, Steam, The Cat Lady
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