So, I have started to play Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey, which seems to be a Jack the Ripper story mixed with "Arthurian legend". I've played about an hour - so far, so good, except you cannot tell when it is saving. Googling tells me it saves frequently though, after some conversations or scenery changes. We shall see. I'm also reading there isn't a lot to the actual gaming as far as puzzles go but the game looks and sounds good so far, so I'm okay with that. Point & Click and some choices to be made. One mini game so far where I had to click at the right time on a moving line. Apparently I got it right.

Space Quest Fan, I hope you found something interesting to play. Let us know.

I am not so sure these are classified as, Adventure Games, but because I have been starving for any new game releases in the realm that I like I jumped into a replay of the ROOM series as its been a long time. Absolutely brilliant and imaginative games, I love them. I am currently near the end of Room 3 and getting ready for Room 4, it got me wondering if there has been any rumors or talk on the developer working on a Room 5. Hmmm

Oldbroad, I started playing Dance of Death: Du Lac & Fey yesterday. It goes without saying that I’m not to keen on the lack of manual saves either, but at least it seems to save very frequently. I’m not that impressed by the game. This far, the only thing to do has been to walk close enough to characters or objects to interact with them. But I’m not giving up yet.

Yeah Mikael, there isn't really a lot to do. I did mix up some potion in the chemistry shop (in Chapter 2) but I don't even know if I really got it right. I failed and then was trying again but I think I used the same ingredients and all of a sudden it said I was successful. I don't know.

I am not crazy about how you have to walk up close to people and objects to see if you can interact with them or not and I'm also not crazy about the footsteps you need to find to change scenes. Last night I had no footsteps and was stuck on the dock, possibly because I had gone there already and shouldn't have. I ended up having to exit out of the game hoping I wouldn't lose any progress. I went right back in to check and my progress was fine and the footsteps were there - also the dog who was not there when I couldn't find the footsteps, but she had been there when I went there the first time which I did while not following the script, so to speak. I hope that makes sense. I'm thinking stick to objectives and after they're met, wander around.

I do like Jack the Ripper stories though and am not really familiar with Arthurian legend so I am interested to see how the game plays out.

Please let us know if you continue or not.

I didn’t continue Dance of Death. The graphics and voice acting were top notch, but the lack of puzzles, the endless walking and the talking dog made me lose interest.

Instead, I started Mata Hari from 2008. I recently played Lost Chronicles of Zerzura, and was thoroughly impressed. So I decided to try another game by the same studio, Cranberry Productions. Mata Hari has been standing in my shelf since it was released, but I hadn’t gotten around to play it yet. And much to my surprise, it plays perfectly on Windows 11 (with a minor glitch in the animated sequences, but I can live with that).