Sara, everyone's opinions are welcome and respected. What's up for you next?

Ghost in the Sheet was one of my favorite games for this year (the other two were Dracula Origin and The Lost Crown). I ordered Ghost from InteractCD along with 3 other games. I hadn't been expecting to enjoy it, and only added it to my order as an afterthought. It was a delightful surprise -- nothing fancy -- just fun to play, with occasional humorous touches.

Loony, I'm struggling with Secret of Atlantis and connections now.

Connections? Wow, that's an old one. I played it years ago and can barely remember it. I remember thinking it was unusual. I'd have played a Connections 2 if they'd made one. I've been meaning to replay Connections some day, but I've got too many new games to play before replaying an old one.

I tried recently to replay Connections in Windows 3.1 in DOSBox; it ran, but some of the videos didn't play correctly. Maybe one of the CVS DosBox builds would work better. I agree that it was an interesting game and it was fun to revisit it, even in this imperfect state.

I'm really looking forward to playing Ghost in the Sheet, by the way.

I must admit I did find the section where you try to "free" Hanson in "Ghost" rather disturbing; I had to keep telling myself this is only make believe. Other than that, I had fun!

I'm playing Connections in Virtual Machine running Win95, so far it seems to be just fine. It certainly is unusual! My main problem is I keep getting side tracked by the explanations.

Mary, I found freeing Hanson very, very disturbing.

Thanks, HandsFree

For the nice review....

I totally enjoyed this game for it humor...And the new interface game play ..Which I thought was different & original to playing a new game from such great writers & developers...

What a nice game...I am looking forward to J.U.L.I.A.