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[Elon Yariv]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Japofran @ Jun 14 2006, 09:49 PM) [snapback]236879[/snapback]</div>

But Lost Vikings is a platformer with elements of puzzle?
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Well, yes, if you can call it that. It's a platform game with many puzzles and a bit of action. It has very little action compering to pure action games like the dooms and abuse.

What that I like about it is that you not only need to think but you also need to be quick.
It's a shame tomator is so weak. The first two parts were nice but the others were so easy. :wallbash:

[Office_Monk]

The only adventure game that got my full interest was: Full Throttle

[Krustacean]

The Secret Of Monkey Island. I didn't so much like 2. I hated 3. I haven't even bothered with 4. But wow what a game.

Other than that the standards you know, I liked Bioforge and journeyman project turbo a lot.

[Gelfo]

Vulcans 'Valhalla' series kept my hooked

[somepeople]

All the broken sword's can't wait for the new one.
Syberia 1 - 2
Still life
Monkey Island 1-2-3-4

[TheGiantMidgit]

the Neverhood still stands as my first favourite, but Phoenix Wright has just been bumped up to second.

[Blood-Pigggy]

The Neverhood's puzzles made no sense to me.

[TheGiantMidgit]

Precisely. So out of the box, such awesome illogic. Did you ever get the final one? Brilliant, setting up the player with the games particular breed of logic, then screwing them with it.

[_r.u.s.s.]

neverhood was realy good one. i think that best one was game, Little simmilar to neverhood, one of the Myst series. third one probably

[Whale]

Flight of the Amazon Queen, Little Big Adventure and Beneath a Steel Sky are also among the best ones. From the new ones Syberia I and II. The Longest journey has sooooo long dialogs that I didn't get far. But I still want play that again sometimes. It must be good, they say