James Ireland from Wedotech writes:
"I have had a very mixed bag with point and click adventure titles. From the frustratingly annoying Wallace & Gromit, to the endearing but brutally difficult Pirates of Vooju Island. That's without even delving into the four disc marathon that was X-Files or the original Monkey Island series. Whilst the games do have a place in my heart, the cliches are becoming somewhat of an annoyance now. The sequel to Still Life arrived back in 2009 however we've only just got our hands on it thanks to the delayed European shipping date. Iceberg Interactive have a broad spectrum of games in their portfolio, we're about to review another game they published soon, Sail Simulator 2010. Needless to say, it starts off with real promise, and I emphasise the word "starts"."
Aside from the reputable Indie bundle known as the Humble Bundle, there are several others around just as great, one of which is called the “Build a Meridian 4″ bundle provided by Groupees. For three days only, gamers will receive the chance to build a bundle of their choice containing a total of 3 games and only having to pay one dollar for it.
Hardcore Gamer: It's a horror-heavy week, bringing the price of Primal Fears down to $5 from $10. Both Still Life and Still Life 2 are $2.49 each, or you can buy both games for $3.74 total - a far better overall deal. Post Mortem is $2.49 down from $10, while the RTS Perimeter 2: New Earth is $3.74 down from $15 and more.
Gamesta.com has a new indie deal. the latest Bundle Stars has ten more games for a pay-what-you-want model, or at least half that idea. Games like Still Life, Chrome, Crash Time and more are up for grabs.
