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Getting Help With Games
Adventure Games Coalition
The Adventure Games Coalition is a worldwide group of websites that all support the Adventure Game genre. If you are looking for walkthroughs, cheats, demos, or patches, plus reviews, previews, articles, and more about Adventure Games, just visit these sites. They are all devoted to promoting Adventure Games.
Balmoral Software Excellent walkthroughs for many of the games listed on Mr. Bill's Game Reviews. They also list and describe those games that they consider the Top 10 Best Adventure Games Of All Time.
GameBoomers This website was designed by adventure gamers for adventure gamers. Here you can find discussion boards (forums) where members help each other by providing hints or solutions to those stuck in a game, and also help to get a game installed and/or running correctly. The site also has walkthroughs, reviews, and previews for many adventure games as well as for other genres. Another wonderful aspect of this website is the music and other memorabilia located there that is associated with the 'Baby Boomer' era.
Games Over Bert Jamin's website, who says "Stuck in a game? Even after days you can't get any further? No sweat! Go to my Walkthroughs to find the complete walkthrough that you need for the game. You will find walkthroughs for almost every game (older games as well as the very newest games)! And of course I keep the walkthroughs as up to date as possible."
Inferno's Adventures Inferno's website is primarily devoted to helping XP owners know what they must do to play all those older games under Windows XP. Inferno and others have written a setup walkthrough for each game that guides you step by step through the procedure that will get the game running. It includes a list of games that will or won't run under XP, and a library of links for finding additional help.
Jeanne's Great Game Links Whatever game genre you enjoy, Jeanne has designed this site for you and me as an easy way to find hints for the games that we play. Here you will find links to sites containing game walkthroughs and cheats, game manufacturers, online magazines, places to buy and sell games and much more. Updated Monthly!
Mystery Manor Adventure This beautiful site provides reviews, screenshots, saved games, walkthroughs, music and much more for many many adventure games.
The Spoiler Center Provides a very large number of walkthroughs for games of all genres. Walkthroughs for most of the games that are on Mr. Bill's website can be found here.
Steve's XP Games Corner Provides very thorough descriptions and guides on how you can get most older games to run under windows XP (maybe Vista) by either making certain adjustments to your XP operating system or by using the following special emulator programs: DOSBox, ScummVM, Virtual PC and VDMSound.
Universal Hint System The Universal Hint System ($20 registration fee) provides a hint system that only gives hints as you need them. Less apt to spoil your game than by using walkthroughs. They have hint files available for hundreds of games. You can download a free trial version to see if it is right for you, but you will only be able to read maybe two thirds of the hints for newer games unless you register the trial version (after which they will send you a code number to unlock the full version for all games). Most of the older games hint files are free for download, and all UHS files are free for online viewing. The downloaded UHS reader and hint file is my favorite way to get help.
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Online Adventure Game Magazines
Adventure Classic Gaming Adventure Classic Gaming is the premiere online resource dedicated to classic and retro adventure gaming, covering both classic adventure games and interactive fiction on all computer and console gaming platforms.
Adventure Gamers An online adventure gaming magazine with reviews, previews, and editorials dealing primarily with adventure games and other closely related genres. They are providing numerous free Downloads, an Online Chat, and a Helpdesk where you can download the latest hint files for the Universal Hint System Reader, and find links to other sites' walkthroughs for your favorite adventure games.
Adventure Games Forever This English version of the German website developed by Moe Perry specializes in reviewing adventure games. Moe also provides a fair number of links to other reviews, fansites, walkthroughs and more.
The Adventure Games Hall of Fame This site, developed by Zoltan Ormandi, specializes in reviewing primarily adventure games. In addition to his large number of reviews, Zoly also provides screenshots, walkthroughs and helpful links with each review.
Adventure Point "An extremely useful resource for getting info on over 1200 graphic and text adventure games. Each graphic adventure in the extensive database has its own page and includes screenshots, a brief synopsis of what the game is like, plus a star rating. An interesting, and novel, approach involves listing adventure games by sub-category; puzzle, story, history, educational .... -type game, etc.."
GameBoomers This website was designed by adventure gamers for adventure gamers. Here you can find discussion boards (forums) where members help each other by providing hints or solutions to those stuck in a game, and also help to get a game installed and/or running correctly. The site also has walkthroughs, reviews, and previews for many adventure games as well as for other genres. Another wonderful aspect of this website is the music and other memorabilia located there that is associated with the 'Baby Boomer' era.
Just Adventure + An online magazine specializing in reviewing adventure games. They provide reviews, previews, articles, interviews, a message board and a number of interesting links.
Metzomagic.com Metzomagic has archived all reviews, walkthroughs, etc from one of the oldest and best online gaming magazines ever, that being Quandary who recently closed their doors, so to speak. Thank you Metzomagic. His website specializes in reviewing adventure and role-playing games, plus providing some walkthroughs, strategy guides and a number of helpful links. He also publishes some of the best and most thought-provoking editorials and interviews that you will ever read.
Mystery Manor Adventure This beautiful site provides reviews, screenshots, saved games, walkthroughs, music and much more for many many adventure games.
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Specific Game Websites