I must be really slow on the uptake. BF is now offering Voyage, and a short while back an Agatha Christie, "And Then There Were None", the original games on cd's I had bought both of those in cd form and am amazed that a casual game site offers these cd adventure games. Not complaining, mind you!!!!! Is there a place on BF's site that specifically lists their cd offerings? If you have the $6.99/each Game Club membership, you can't beat this value! Just seems too good to be true.

That is a great price for a full length adventure Joanie. But you don't get a CD for $6.99--just the download. That is still a good deal though.

I don't think they are listed in a separate section, but it would be a great suggestion to BF to do so in the future.

As far as I know, BFG releases some games from Adventure Company & Her Interactive.

Most of them are older games, and Publisher might already earn some money with selling Packages. BFG download selling could be 2nd-market for them, let them earn somewhat more. (Similar thing happened to [Blackwell Legacy]. Playfirst -> BFG.)

And as you might know, Traditional Adventure Game have something common with Casual Game, but Adventure Gamer & Casual Gamer might go different stores to purchase. Those Adventure Games could appeal more Casual Gamers, who might not buy them yet from the Traditional store.

Right, looney4labs. I wrote that in a very confusing manner. I meant, at least in my cluttered mind, games that are offered in cd format elsewhere that are now coming availabe for download on BF. Hope BF will list these separately so everyone knows they are not remakes of original cd adventure games into casual game format like hidden objects, etc. Like I mentioned in a previous post, I purchased And Then There Were None thinking it WAS a remake into a hidden object casual game (like it was done with Death on the Nile) so I bought it from BF when I had already purchased the cd adventure game. Well, I seem to still be clear as mud.

Ahhh, I got you Joanie, and I agree with you. I love that they are offering these games so economically, but I would like to see them in a separate category so folks don't get confused. :christmas:

They do have videos that you can view and if you played the game it should jar your memory. Also, they are different in the fact that you cannot download a demo. If it was a hidden object game you will get the 60 minutes free.

Happy Gaming.

Ana