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"Meet Johnny. He is a data courier, using his mind for storage. His latest package is too big and the information overdose will kill him if he doesn't download it soon. Unfortunately, the only one who knows the code is bullet-ridden on the floor. Other interested parties are seeking the program and are willing to kill for it. Help Johnny figure out how to get the data out of his brain. Keep Johnny from losing his head, or his enemies will make sure he does..." (All Game Guide)

"The premise of Silent Steel is similar to most modern submarine simulations: the trouble is brewing thanks to a few cantankerous countries that threaten the free world, and your sub has been assigned custodial duty. As captain of one of the world's most powerful submarines, you must make the right choices to stay alive and sink enemy subs that stand in your way." (The Underdogs)

"The story opens in a nightclub where you, Eric Fox the Psychic Flash, are performing your psychic act. Here you meet Laina Pozok, the damsel in distress, who offers to pay you in money and in kind (after a little prompting from your good self) to do a spot of psychic detection. She will tell you of the death of her father who was an eminent researcher into the paranormal and ask you to protect her sister, Monica, who is apparently in deadly danger." (QuandaryLand)

"After Gabriel's discovery of his ancestral line of the Schattenjaegers or shadow hunters, he returns to the Ritter castle in Germany to reflect on his root. This tranquility is soon disrupted when a mysterious murder by what the locals called a werewolf like creature occurs." (Adventure Collective)

"You are Max, an American journalist in Paris. There seems to be a story at hand, about a big drug dealer who is covered by some influential person in politics. To get the dealer talking, you offer him a photography in exchange for some information. But when you get there, the druglord is dead and everyones on your back - mistaking you for the killer." (MobyGames)

"The player takes on the role of a private investigator in the 21st century. Tex's latest case finds him involved in the conspiracy surrounding the UFO crash at Roswell." (All Game Guide)

"You drive an armored hovercraft armed with gattling guns and missiles. Riding through the streets of a desert city, the FMV graphics deplict a raging war complete with burning buildings, bombs, and gunmen. Target boxes appear to indicate danger ahead, and you must destroy these targets immediately or take damage." (Video Game Critic)

"The general story line of "Overseer" is the same as in Mean Streets, the first game in Tex Murphy series, but it is told in a much more detailed way, and the gameplay system is similar to those of Under a Killing Moon and The Pandora Directive. You move around in a fully 3D environment, which you can view from different positions and angles at any time. Dialogues and cut-scenes feature live actors. There are plenty of hard puzzles to solve in "Overseer", but in-game help is available if you find them too difficult." (MobyGames)

"This time, a renegade Soviet commander is threatening the United States with chemical weapons from his base in the Mexican desert, and its up to you and your wingmen to fine-tune your air-to-air combat strategies to make the entire western hemisphere safe again!" (MobyGames)

"Mulder and Scully are investigating a warehouse where some illegal and strange activities have taken place. They are ambushed by armed men, scully gets shot, and the men strangely die. You, as Agent Craig Willmore, must find out why the men died." (MobyGames)