I also liked that it tries to obey real time as well, very rare trait in games.

I'd highly recommend this to kids (9+), noting that they may need help with it, and to adults of all persuasions, a very good example of old-style point-and-click puzzle games when they were done well. For a 2004 game, it stands up really well in 2012, which is impressive, kudos to the game makers. And for length of game play it is decent too, this will not be solved so quickly as the others. But this one easily beats both in terms of puzzles and having your mind being stretched. Industry Camera Icon Myha'la Herrold is back as Harper in series two of Industry.My third ND game, and by far the best of the so far, and top mark within this genre in general (others were Malloy Castle which was just OK My third ND game, and by far the best of the so far, and top mark within this genre in general (others were Malloy Castle which was just OK and Haunted Carousel which was quite good but short and fairly easy). If my granny was still around, she’d love this - and she’d have already figured out what’s afoot. I’m still only a few episodes in, but I can already tell there are lots of hidden clues in this, and more than once I’ve had to rewind to watch something again. Starring The Good Place’s William Jackson Harper (at last he’s back on our screens!) and Palms Springs’ Cristin Milioti, it’s about a married couple who travel to Mexico to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary only to end up unexpectedly investigating an extremely strange mystery that occurred 15 years before. Robot creator Sam Esmail, this comedy drama plays out like The White Lotus meets Scooby Doo - need I say more? My latest TV obsession is the very excellent, The Resort. I also enjoyed the massively underrated The Afterparty on Apple TV. I’ve spent hours, months, YEARS of my life trying to work out what’s been going on in Stranger Things, and each week I obsessively try to unravel the latest clues on Only Murders in the Building. Recently, my inner Nancy Drew has had lots to keep her busy - there’s been stacks of great TV mysteries doing the rounds.

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