Two released in the last few days ..From
http://www.tweaksrus.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=736&Itemid=1
Version No. 100.95 for all XP & VISTA.
And what seems to be a brand new 'Official' version 97.95 .

MINI-REVIEW: Echo: Secrets of the Lost Cavern
(Review copyright 2007, Andrew Plotkin <erkyrath@eblong.com>)
(Or "Secret of the Lost Cavern". I guess a one-letter title change is better
than some we've seen; but I still have to mention the alternate title, for

Mini-review:
I finished Destination: Treasure Island yesterday. It doesn't seem to be
released in the US (not yet anyway). My game is published by Nobilis and I
got it from Gogamer when they were having a sale. InteractCD also has

(I *have* been playing *some* games. Here's what I wrote about
_Scratches_, at even-shorter-than-minireview-length:)
An excellently atmospheric ghost story. (Jonathan Boakes, creator of
the Dark Fall games, shows up here as voice talent.) The story design

I bought this and tried to play Myst Masterpiece Edition but it reboots the
machine within a minute! I tried running it in Win98/95/256 colour mode and
the same event occured - rebooted my entire machine.
I have XP Home and a Radeon 9700 Pro - does anyone know how to get the game

I am presently playing "Conspiracies".  I have reached "Chemtron", and
I keep getting killed by the robotic dogs. In desperation, I looked at
a walkthrough, and I have the correct inventory item (water filled
rubber ducky), but I cannot get it out into the dogs area, no matter

I'm on a cheesy mid-90's FMV kick lately, so I'm playing
Phantasmagoria 2: A Puzzle of Flesh.  There were some hoops to jump
through and a patch or two, but installing and playing in DOSBox
wasn't that difficult.  Chapter One went perfectly smooth.  However, a

REVIEW: Myst Online: Uru Live
(Review copyright 2007, Andrew Plotkin <erkyrath@eblong.com>)
Graphics: excellent
Atmosphere: excellent

Brad Newsom has posted an interview at Adventure Classic Gaming with
Tommy Yune, who was the project creative director of The Journeyman
Project while he was at Presto Studios. In the interview, he spoke in
detail about the development of this series nearly a decade ago and