I am enjoying And Then There Were None, it is very well done.  Besides the addition of a extra character it follows the book pretty closely, which I appreciate.  I am a big fan of Agatha Christie and have read all of her books many times. 

I had to consult a walkthrough a few times, because I don't think that way about some stuff that they did in the game and I get stuck.  Like one part brambles are blocking the path and a couple of goats are in the area.  I tried to get past those brambles with anything I could think of except the right solution and to me the solution was just plain weird.

I have this game on a CD with two other Agatha Christie games.  I bought it in 2010 and about time I got down and finished it.

I just finished Fearful Tales: Hansel and Gretel CE.  It was an absorbing game and kept my interest. The bonus chapter took me less than an hour.  I enjoyed the game, it was easy.

Next up I am going to play Questerium: Sinister Trinity.

sunshinej wrote:

Just noticed Gamezebo no longer has their forums.  I wondered when that happened? 

The only people using the forums were people who played the sort og games sold by BF.  Since Gamezebo is no longer interested in those games, i'm not surprised they closed down the forums.   People who play the games Gamezebo reviews are more likely to be using twitter and/or Facebook.  Forus, like downloadable gaes, are so yesterday
 

Sorry, Oscar, but my sister's just gone to bed and I'm going now myself as we had a big day out today, so I won't be suggesting any storyline I'd like. 

However, what they mean by "black bar tips" is when, when you click on something, you'll be told exactly what you'll need to open it and where to find it on the "black bar" along the top of the screen.  I don't mind the black bar tips so much myself when it says something simple like, 'Oh, it's locked, I'll have to find a key', but don't like being told exactly what I need, for example, 'Oh, a locked chest, but I could open it with the sledgehammer I found in the garage'.  There are some very extreme examples but I'm nearly  and my mind is blank.

I just wanted to let anyone who's interested know that Esoterica: A Hollow Earth is available for $2.95 at Legacy Games until 14 January. 

http://www.legacygames.com/download-games/380/PC/Esoterica%3A+Hollow+Earth

We've been out all day so I haven't even downloaded it, let alone demoed it, but it seems to have gotten some good reviews.

Thanks stusue.  I kind of assumed that was what it was but I've never notice any of the more detailed ones.  And you didnt need to answer the storyline right way (or at all) but I imagine you could come up with a doozy!  Have fun with your sister.

I finished Riddles of Fate Wild Hunt. The Secret Room seemed to be basically a rehash of puzzles so I didn't bother after the first couple of doors.