Abandonware

You're a cop - a rookie, following in your father's footsteps. Your old man was a darn good cop, and the reason you joined the force in the first place. The only problem is, he got killed one night, and the case was never solved. You're not actually trying to solve your father's murder, but you stumble upon some clues that make you change your priorities.

Crime City is a point-and-click adventure game from the United Kingdom in which you, as Steven White, investigate a recent murder in an effort to clear an innocent man... your father! You will need to use your wit, a keen eye and serious investigative work to track down the real killer.

Basics

The plot of DreamWeb often reminded me of The Matrix, only not as well thought out. The dreamweb is what holds the world together, but the seven forces of evil are rising to destroy it. You, Ryan, are the chosen one who must protect it and save the world. The game is set in a fairly typical futuristic world where everything is run-down and broken and most things are done by machines.

Story:

This is a point and click adventure game made by Pendulo Studios in 1994. You play Igor, a student at school. You desperately want a date with the girl of your dreams, Laura. Unfortunately, it seems that your rival, Phillip has more chance with her.

You've all heard of the clumsiest crime fighter in the world, I bet. He's Inspector Gadget. The cartoon was one of my favorites when I was still a kid, and I only stopped watching because none of the channels I get shows this great cartoon. So I was more then happy to play this game.

Does anybody know who Mike “Austin Power” Myers is? Yes. He’s the voice of Shrek (even in the sequel). But long before that Mike was a part of another classic Wayne’s World.

This game is not exactly based on either of the two movies, but it features the lovable goofs that made every eighties teenager feel good (because they could always look down on two doofeses like Wayne and Garth and see that every dog has more then just one day).

Backgammon is one of those classical board games that are easy to learn but difficult to master. Playing against the computer might not be the best way, but it sure as hell beats playing against yourself. 

Bram Stoker’s Dracula is no Doom. I thought I should get that out of the way right off the bat. It is, however, a decent shooter with a few nice twists to keep the game interesting. Unfortunately it has a couple of fairly major drawbacks as well.