Best Adventure Game
Traditional adventure games don't focus on shooting, fighting, or other action elements, but rather showcase their exploration, puzzle-solving, and storytelling components. PC adventure games were once a flourishing genre, while console games found a new start in the adventure genre with the advent of the so-called "survival horror" game. Surprisingly enough, there were actually quite a few good adventure games in 2004 for both the PC and consoles. Here are the finalists:
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"Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Director's Cut is an absolutely great update to what was already a wonderfully spooky game." - Bethany Massimilla, from GameSpot's Full Review
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"This isn't really a game for diehard adventure fans, but for enthusiasts of the Law & Order franchise, it's quality fan service." - Alex Navarro, from GameSpot's Full Review
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"The thrill of being able to fully and freely explore the game's imaginative and remarkably lifelike worlds often proves to be the biggest incentive for pushing past Myst IV's near-impenetrable puzzle barriers." - Greg Kasavin, from GameSpot's Full Review
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"The game retains the dark, disturbing soul that is the unsettling center of the Silent Hill experience." - Bethany Massimilla, from GameSpot's Full Review
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"While Syberia II isn't all that fans might have hoped for, it's still a very fine game and likely to provide you with hours of enjoyment." - Scott Osborne, from GameSpot's Full Review
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And the Winner is...
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