When Jonathan Danter picks up the phone on a gray November day, he has no idea what dangerous adventures await him. The caller is a detective from Scotland Yard and he informs him that his uncle Frank was found murdered by London police. Jonathan always believed that his uncle had died 10 years ago… Upon his return from his uncle’s funeral he is attacked by an unknown assailant in his apartment. He manages to send the intruder running, but soon he realizes that he will have to investigate these incidences himself if he wants to stay alive. Ancient cathedrals with secret catacombs, gloomy libraries that stock books that should have been destroyed in the inquisition, mysterious monasteries in deep and dark woods – these are the elements used to construct this first-class adventure game. London, Venice, Rome – these are the historic and secretive cities that Jon Danter visits in order to understand the mysterious death of his uncle. Slowly, he discovers a powerful conspiracy that reaches back through the centuries all the way to the day Judas received 30 pieces of silver for betraying Jesus. Belief & Betrayal, developed by Artematica, combines the thriller motives of church conspiracies and biblical secrets to form a beautiful, classic 3rd person point & click adventure game with innovative gameplay elements.

Kwari is a first-person shooter (FPS) with a difference; players make money off each other in real-time. The game will ultimately be free to download online, but instead of being subscription-based it will use a unique free-to-play / pay-to-play model whereby Kwari sells the player ammunition in place of flat rate charges or monthly subscriptions.

Kwari flies in the face of the social network gaming ethos, which hinges on projecting an identity online, and for others to be able to interact or engage with that online persona. Bring money into the equation, however, and the rules have to change. Anonymity becomes necessary as well as psychologically appealing to a point where Kwari is virtually diametrically opposite to the core values of social networking.

Gamers playing Kwari for cash set up an account, are matched on the basis of skill, and enter a game at a pre agreed stake level ranging from one cent to one dollar a hit. During the four-round matches (3x 16-player maps, 1x 64-player last man standing map called 'The Killing Floor') every time a player hits another, money is decremented from the target's stake and added to the shooter's. In a way, the player's money stake mirrors their in-game health, except it's exchanged from one player to another.

There are also jackpot prizes which require keys to unlock. These jackpots are fed by self-inflicted damage sustained by the players in all games being played globally. For example, if a player jumps from the top of an arena or takes damage from a hazard, their stake is decremented and this feeds into the jackpots, which are then released hourly, daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly - the latter are expected to pay out millions of dollars. Most importantly; all money paid in to the game by players is won out of the game by players.

Being a game of skill, how much money a player can win depends partially on their in-game performance. So to ensure a level playing field, all games are skill-matched so that only players of equal ability are able to compete.

The classic adventure "A Vampyre Story" is penned by Bill Tiller, who was involved in the creation of such milestones of the genre as "The Dig" and "The Curse of Monkey Island". Players use a point-and-click interface to direct Mona and Froderick through a richly detailed world consisting of more than 30 beautifully hand-painted locations that utilizes real time 'Multiplane' camera technology, that entice the viewer to examine and explore. On her puzzle-filled journey to Paris, Mona meets more than 20 3D-characters, ranging from the just plane silly to the very strange, in over 15 hours of brain-teasing fun.

Man your battle stations! Dazzlingly recreating World War II’s most heated battles, long-awaited add-on Pacific Storm: Allies expands upon the success of internationally best-selling predecessor Pacific Storm to deliver an unforgettable mix of real-time strategy and blistering arcade combat.

Everything you need to turn the tide of battle’s here in one standalone, value-packed box! Marvel at a vastly enhanced 3D visual engine complete with detailed damage modeling. Take up arms as all-new nation England. Settle disputes via original diplomacy options. Or just assume direct control over stunningly-rendered ships and planes and personally annihilate your adversaries. From the US to USSR, Germany to Japan, new missions, tactical maneuvers and multiplayer modes offer armchair generals greater excitement than ever.

Whether charting the conflict’s progress from a strategic level or operating the controls of a deck gun and personally taking the fight to your foes, seize the day: History’s never been easier to rewrite!