Kingdom Without End
Winner of the 2001 LOTECHComp and deservedly so, Kingdom Without End is a wonderfully well-written CYOA (Choose Your Own Adventure) game. The setting is none too interesting - like in Infidel and countless games, you are exploring the excavated ruins of an ancient civilization. What makes KWE stands out is...
Kingdom: The Far Reaches
Kingdom: The Far Reaches is a decent cartoon adventure game designed by Rick Dyer, who worked on Dragon's Lair. Quandary Review's thorough review says it all about this entertaining family game that is slightly better than average: "You play the part of Lathan Kandor and, with the help of Daelon...
Kings Quest 2: Romancing the Stones VGA
AGD Interactive released the final remake of King's Quest 2 in 2003, the same year that they put the finishing touches to King's Quest 1. The game continues the story of Graham, who has fulfilled the quest given to him by the late King Edward and has been crowned king...
Knapsack Problem, The
A fun Choose-Your-Own-Adventure style entrant in the LOTECHComp, although it's essentially just a clever implementation of a logic puzzle. As Mark Silcox points out, The Knapsack Problem is "...a dressed-up optimization problem rather than a game in any strict sense, this one nonetheless has its charm. You have to figure...
Knight Orc
Level 9's breakthrough game and the game that first showcases its new robust engine, Knight Orc was one of the first games to give a voice to a villain: in this case, you play an orc named Grindleguts, who was abandoned by his buddies after a night of (what else)...
Kobyashi Naru
One of the strangest adventure games ever made, Kobyashi Naru has an innovative interface (choose a verb among icons and specific noun from the description of the scene to make sentences) but an incomprehensible plot (similar to Mastertronic's earlier Shard of Inovar). The game, which takes place on an alien...
Kristal, The
One of Cinemaware's last releases before the company disbanded and one of the few games it did not develop in-house, The Kristal is a zany outer-space adventure game that combines traditional adventure with arcade sequences that occur too often for my taste. The game seems to follow the tongue-in-cheek formula...
Kronolog: The Nazi Paradox (a.k.a. Red Hell)
The developers certainly didn't skimp on the title for this game did they? Kronolog is set in the future and tells the story of the world after a Nazi victory in WWII. Naturally things are pretty grim, worldwide governments are totalitarian, the workers are downtrodden and big brother is everywhere....
L'Affaire Morlov (a.k.a. Morlov Affair, The)
One of the most obscure FMV (full-motion video) adventure games ever made, L'Affaire Morlov is a surprisingly decent spy thriller adventure game once you get used to the annoying interface. You play Paul Keirn, a journalist whose life turns upside up one day when his fiancee has been kidnapped, a...
L.A. Law
A shallow courtroom game based on blockbuster TV series of the same name, L.A. Law is an ambitious design that is ultimately flawed due to logic inconsistencies and limited interaction.First, some background information for those who are not familiar with the TV original: as an associate working for a large...
Lancelot
As the title itself suggests, you play the role of sir Lancelot, the bravest knight of the round table. Actually, the game consists of two parts. In first you need to get to the castle and become a knight and in the second you have to venture on the greatest...
Lane Mastodon vs. The Blubberman
Infocom released Lane Mastodon, the world's first "interactive comic book" in 1988 with little fanfare and even lesser reaction from the gaming public. Apart from being the first electronic comic book, Lane Mastodon and all subsequent Infocomics allows the viewer to change perspective between characters, thus providing an excellent replay...
Larry Vales 1: Traffic Division
One of the best amateur adventure games I've ever played and possibly the funniest pop-culture spoof since Legend's underrated Callahan's Crosstime Saloon, Larry Vales: Traffic Division is a brainchild of Phillip J. Reed, a non-programmer who pulled off a great game using Adventure Game Studio. The plot is reminiscent of...
Larry Vales 2: Dead Girls are Easy
Larry Vales is back! After solving the case of berserk traffic droid, he's into another case. This time it's a bit more personal - Larry's girlfriend was killed and it's time to solve that mystery.The graphics, sound and gameplay are the same as before. Actually, there is even more humor...
Last Half of Darkness
The Last Half of Darkness is a text-styled horror adventure, with simple but effective VGA graphics to make life more interesting. Before you start have a glance at the manual included with the game files as it contains the back-story, plus information on the character you're playing. The basic idea...
Laura Bow
In Laura Bow 1 - The Colonel's Bequest, you play young Laura Bow, the only likeable character amongst a group of unsavoury types who seem to pretty much despise each other. It is just as well that you, the player, can't become attached to any particular character, as they each...
Laura Bow 2: The Dagger of Amon Ra
In this interesting game, you play Laura Bow, a young lady who's just out of college and is trying to get a job as a reporter in the male-dominated world of the 1920s. The first job you get is at the New York Daily Tribune, thanks to your father and...
Leather Goddess of Phobos 2
Now this is one screwy game. You get to play one of the three characters and their missions (options) are different. Playing one of the two Earthlings you need to heal an alien that crush-landed on our planet. In the process of doing this you meet various people and you...
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Leather Goddess of Phobos [Solid Gold]
Some material in this story may not be suitable for children, especially the parts involving sex, which no one should know anything about until reaching the age of eighteen (twenty-one in certain states). The story is also unsuitable for censors, members of Moral Majority, and anyone else who thinks that...
Legacy: Realms of Terror, The
First of all, The Legacy: Realms of Terror is a tough game. It's so hard you might want to give up on it after playing for a while. In fact, if you're looking for some quick hack 'n slash fun, skip this game! Shoo, be gone with you! However, if...
Legend of Kyrandia, The
Legend of Kyrandia is perhaps not a very well-known game, but it deserves all the praise it can get. As you can see from the screenshots, the game takes place in a fairy-tale setting. The mystical atmosphere makes you feel as though there are magical, unseen things lurking around every...
Legend of Kyrandia, The: Hand of Fate
If was to say Hand of Fate is best game ever created, I would probably be wrong (taking into account other great titles like Quest for Glory 1, Dragonsphere, and so on). That's why I'm going to say it like this: Hand of Fate is one of the best games...
Legend of Kyrandia, The: Malcolm's Revenge
Malcolm's Revenge is the third in the Legend of Kyrandia series and is played from the 'evil' jester's point of view. But is Malcolm really as evil as he seemed in game one? In this game we see the character in greater depth and what we discover about him is...
Legend of the Sword
Legend of the Sword is a well-written fantasy adventure that was revolutionary in many ways for its time despite its being relatively unknown: fluid mouse support, on-screen map, compass rose, and some RPG elements such as random encounters and passage of day and night. The find-the-magical-sword plot is typical, but...
Les Manley 2: Lost in L.A.
As a big fan of adventure games, I loved the Leisure Suit Larry series. It was funny, entertaining and it was always filled with. . .let's say. . .male pleasures. One day I heard about a game that seemed to emulate Larry's glamour. That game was, of course, Les Manley...
Les Manley in Search for the King
I could not believe my luck! While staying at Rainwife's I went through her old computer, the one she keeps in the cellar and found this little beauty installed!That's right, it's Les Manley in Search for The King. Now for all you who don't know who Les Manley is, let...
Litil Divil Deluxe
Has anyone told you you're really devilish? Well in this game you can play the devil - a Litil Divil. You're a little red critter, called Mutt, that has to make his way through the labyrinths. The way is a bit tricky, especially because you can't turn anywhere except at...
Little Big Adventure
WOW…How can I even start to describe this game? Well to be honest, I can't. At least not just by playing it. To tell the truth I had to look around the net for various other reviews for this game. I needed to see if they managed to catch the...
Little Big Adventure 2 (a.k.a. Twinsen's Odyssey)
Without a doubt two of the most unique and revolutionary games ever, Little Big Adventure 1 and 2 are charming isometric SVGA adventures that deftly weave action, RPG (spellcasting), and traditional adventure into a wholly engrossing gaming experience. Intuitive interface, vibrant graphics, and wonderful and unique plots make them a...
Little Red Riding Hood
Probably the only game from Coktel Vision that was designed with kids in mind, Little Red Riding Hood is a hodgepodge mix between adventure and action elements that are, more often than not, more frustrating than fun. The plot is based on a familiar bedtime story that most of us...
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