Six months did Sam and Max need to end their new adventure. Bright Side of the Moon ends the episodic content on a high note.

As I write these lines, the first season from Sam and Max is already finished and ready to be released as a single package. For some of the adventure game fans, waiting for every episode and then swearing for its short or repeated content has become a hobby. For the others Sam and Max series never existed.

What would you do if your sister would be kidnapped? What would you do if the world you know would suddenly change? These are the questions that drive the Two Worlds story and give us a RPG which combines some elements that great games of this genre had.

The anticipated PS3 title has finally landed in stores offering the last opportunity to play a season-by-season F1 simulator having at wheel the most successful F1 driver of all times, Michael Schumacher.

A new game has just come out from the Black Element studios: Alpha Prime. Don't you know who they are? Do you remember Shade: Wrath of Angels? If you don't, there's no need to bother. That's because Alpha Prime is far from the Shade: Wrath of Angels' genre and production process. It's a sci-fi FPS based on a good story by Czech author Ondrej Neff.

Developed by Digital Reality and published by CDV, War Front tries to recreate once again the attack on Berlin and to implement a possible situation from the WW2. What if Stalin decided to take the whole Europe by himself? This is the story of War Front: Turning Point.

Yeah, I know that this is already an old release, but in order to present the whole Sam and Max season I thought that is necessary to check the last three episodes. So, Abe Lincoln must die, the fourth episode of the series brings back our beloved dog and psychopatic rabbitlike (Sam and Max). The two detectives have to save USA from their own president who has gone nuts ordering pudding embargo and gun control. How will the USA survive without pudding and guns?

Penumbra Overture series is the result of the 2006 tech demo Penumbra created by Frictional Games. The demo was meant to be a representation of the new 3D game engine (HPL) which was supporting latest graphics and physics technologies (Newton Game Dynamics). The tech demo was one of the best freeware games of 2006, not necessarily because of its technological capabilities, but because of its gameplay and horror atmosphere. As a result of its success, Frictional Games decided that they have to continue working on the engine to improve key areas for modifications done by third parties, but also to include new content.

As the market starts to see more and more MMOGs, Sony launched another fantasy game for the fans. Vanguard: Saga of Heroes features a beautiful world, Telon, and a live universe. There will be not only killing monsters but also some rewarding other features.

Not many superhero movies experience so much success as Spiderman. Let's think for a second: Superman, because he's godlike; Batman, because he's basically a human with no superpowers, but gadgets; and Spiderman. Where does Spidy fit in all this? Well, somewhere in the middle in my opinion. He has some superpowers, sure. He is also very human, and he struggles with teenage problems, love issues, and conscience choices. No choice is pure good or evil.