Some 150 years after the events illustrated in the book, Mina, a young and courageous sailor, who was participating in the Jules Verne competition, ends up on a mysterious island after her boat sinks.
She first needs to recover, find food and then explore this desertic island to escape and go back home. The adventure stops when Mina discovers the island's mystery, meets Captain Nemo's ghost and neutralizes the magnetic field that protects the island from the external world. The second episode starts when Mina and Jep get on the helicopter that came to save them. As soon as they're on board, something hits them, and the helicopter ends into the lake.

Based on ecology and survival, this game will show you the island's secrets are not solved yet.


Features

• A success sequel:
  Over 300 000 copies of Return on the mysterious island were sold.
• Popular themes:
  Survival, exploration, ecology, discovery, science and mystery in a fabulous jungle.
• A new part of the island opened to exploration.
• Two-players game: Mina and Jep (monkey)
• Intuitive inventory: possibility to combine objects, to separate them...
• A scoring system based on the player's efficiency.
• Synchronisation with Apple IPhone:
  Allows the player to finish a puzzle game on his IPhone and then integrate them into his game (5 puzzle games to download).
• A chat module:
  Just like a hot line, chat allows players to create a community around the game.

The true essence of adventure is captured in this second PC game inspired by renowned author Jules Verne. In this first-person survival adventure, players will encounter recognisable locations from the famous novel, including the granite house, the volcano and the Nautilus.
However, Return to Mysterious Island goes beyond Jules Verne's storytelling as players take on the role of Mina, a courageous young woman on a solo round-the-world sailing expedition.

In your quest for survival using logic, discovery, creative inventory management, and elements of the supernatural, the adventure unfolds across splendid photorealistic pre-rendered vistas.
Intuitive puzzle challenges and vast exploration of the lush tropical landscapes of the island, all combine for a brilliantly executed adventure game.

Round-the-world saling expedition... Ship wrecked on a deserted island.. The ghost of Captain Nemo... The quest for survival...
Caught in a tremendous storm, Mina, our heroine, becomes stranded on the shores of a wild and apparently uninhabited island. As she explores her new surrounding, she uncovers artifacts, living spaces and technologies left behind by the people who came before her to this uncharted island.

Creating a new life, Mina build a home from the remains of Granite Roack and uses her survival skills against ethe wild of the jungle.
She soon becomes aware of a figure in the shadows who offers her assistance.
She eventually identifies this figure as the unsettled ghost of Captain Nemo, whose body is located on the island.
To return to civilization, you must piece together the hints and clues Captain Nemo provides, retrieve his body and give him a proper burial in order to free his tortured soul.

Features:

-Second game in the series inspired by Jules Verne's classics (Nautilus has sold over 117,000 copies worldwide)
-Mass Appeal Theme: "stranded on a desert island"
-Survival, exploration, discovery and puzzles, set in a tropical island setting
-Original interactive inventory system allows you to combine and create new items and tools
-Propriety engine allows for fluid and intuitive point-and-click navigation
-Photorealistic settings and numerous recognizable locations to explore: Granit House, the volcano and the Nautilus
-Meet and interact with the ghost of Captain Nemo

Syberia II comes straight back with the perfect, moving atmosphere of the first opus, giving new locations to explore, all at your own pace and without pushing your brains out of your ears.
After the outing in Syberia this time around you will be exploring the cold east, the last pieces of civilisation before the cold north. You'll be passing through the great Youkol village before working your way through to the great Syberia... As before the story and the adventure are put into play with some of the best looking backdrops that you'll ever see in a video game, and with puzzles that are logical and inspiring, without being too hard but still giving you that glow of achievement when completed.
Praised by fans of the genre, the Syberia games put an accent on their great storylines as well as their deep characters and the reflection of today's world with it's excesses and contradictions.
Syberia II's story plays through like a good book or a good film; you'll always be wanting to know more about these people that you'll feel closer to every minute you play.
One game that truly has its place in the heart of the adventure game genre, Benoit Sokal's Syberia games are an immediate hit across the board.

The strange and eerie funeral from the opening scene is that of Anna Voralberg, the last remaining member of the Voralberg family, once famed for their Voralberg Toy Company of mechanical wind-up toys. As Kate Walker, a New York lawyer representing the modern Universal Toy Company, you came to Valadilene to complete the buy out of the antiquated Voralberg company. However just upon your arrival you discovered that the funeral you just witnessed is for the very woman who was suppose to close the deal of the company buy-out.
With Anna deceased you investigate into the Voralberg family and discover a man by the name of Hans Voralberg, the sole remaining heir. You set out to track this man and soon find yourself immersed in a tale of mystery and intrigue. As it is with any successful adventure game, the atmosphere of the world is of utmost importance in bringing out the story and making the world come to life. Syberia excels wonderfully in this respect, with beautiful graphics illustrating every corner of its fascinating world. And fascinating it is indeed. Where else will you find yourself talking to a clock-work automaton, ride in a life-size wind-up train or have the narrative of the story told to you by a pair of walking and talking mechanical figurines? The narrative of this game is set up mastefully, each location in the game reflects the current mood of the story, from the beauty of Valadilene to the dark corners of an abandoned Soviet factory.
The puzzles throughout the game are not exceedingly difficult but they present a good challenge. You will be so engrossed in the game that before you know it, you will be watching the last ending sequence and wishing for more.

As FBI agent Victoria McPherson, you have been investigating the chilling crime spree of the East Coast Killer, who washes his victims of clues to elude the authorities. Your ally, journalist Paloma Hernandez, claims to be in possession of vital information on the serial killer, but vanishes before you can meet. Will you stop the Killer before he claims another victim?


Features:

• Completes the Still Life story with an unexpected thrilling conclusion !
• Two gaming experiences, from the viewpoints of investigator Victoria McPherson and kidnap victim Paloma Hernandez
• Challenging puzzles finely integrated into the storyline.
• Breathtaking cinematic cut scenes.

Following on from the dark and bloody Post Mortem, Still Life pulls player back into dark environments and gory murders halfway between Seven and Jack the Ripper, as you try and hunt down a murderer in both the 1920's Prague and in modern day Chicago.
Everything will pull you further into the game, from the depth of the characters you'll interact with through the game to it's oppressive musical score. Even the levels and the textures have the perfect murder investigation feel, though they keep a different feel between the high-tech Chicago sections and the Prague traditional private eye style. It can definitely be said that there aren't many point and clicks out there with an atmosphere like it.
Like Syberia, Still Life has a perfect balance between searching for clues and solving puzzles, and though difficult enough to fool you at times, it stays easy enough to solve, or not, as you'll no doubt find out.
There's a serial killer to catch so get that download going...

Remastered version, compatible with Windows Vista / Seven with walkthrough included

After retiring to the quiet streets of Paris to pursue a life of painting, Gus Macpherson could not escape his true art... The former New York detective finds himself walking the beat once again, when hired by a sensuous woman to investigate the gruesome beheadings of her sister and brother-in-law.


Main features

- A subjective sight (freedom of vision with 360°) will plunge you in a dark and heavy atmosphere,and will allow you to evolve in splendid Parisian decorations of the beginning of the twentieth century.
- A rich and nonlinear scenario: a dark investigation, full with pretences which will lead you towards one of the various outcomes of this authentic thriller.
- A new system of dialogues: the relevance and the way in which you will approach your discussions (chois intonation) will influence the answers obtained.
- Many enthralling hours of play: a multitude of indices to be unearthed, a score of protagonists to be questioned, enigmas to be solved in accurately reproduced places of Paris.

Nostradamus - The Last Prophecy is set in 16th century Provence, in a country ravaged by religious wars and devastated by the plague.
It has been three years since Catherine de Médicis' rule as regent came to an end, but she still holds the reins of power, making her the target of repeated attacks from the French nobility. One day in March 1566, when she realises that she has fallen victim to a terrible curse, she turns to her doctor and astrologer, Michel de Nostre-Dame, better known as Nostradamus.

Unfortunately, the famous prophet is too old and weak to take on such a mission alone. Refusing to abandon his queen in her hour of need, he sends his daughter Madeleine in his place. However, there is no such thing as women astrologers, let alone women doctors in medieval times. To be accepted as such, the young woman must go in disguise and assume her younger brother's identity, César, who is away for some time.

Alternating between Madeleine the young woman and Madeleine disguised as César, players are plunged into a thriller where political scheming and ancestral prophecies are intertwined. The game begins as an initiatory adventure in the footsteps of her father, the prophet and astrologer, before creating all the suspense of a detective novel: from one murder to another, players make their way through a test-riddled forensic investigation.

Following in the same vein as The Secrets of Da Vinci - The Forbidden Manuscript©, Nostradamus - The Last Prophecy is an historical adventure game in which players have to solve a series of riddles and puzzles inspired by the works of Nostradamus, taking them through the worlds of astrology, medicine and medicinal plants.

Though the game does not offer two fundamentally different paths, "transforming" the main character gives players a unique alternative by allowing them to assume another identity, change sex (their appearance in any case) and use it to their advantage when interacting with other characters.