Windows

Blue Heat: The Case of the Cover Girl Murders

Compared to most adventure games, Blue Heat stacks up quite well. I haven't been able to put this one down since I first started playing it, and I can confirm that many hours of play are packed into the game. People like myself who really enjoy the cop dramas found on television or in the movies are really going to enjoy this, because it's the best police adventure I've come across in years. Despite my initial low expectations from the product, Blue Heat really managed to win me over, because erotic themes aside, it offers an intriguing adventure game that takes a savvy mind and deductive skill to complete. I promise that if you can look past the explicit themes and content, there's a great game waiting to be discovered.

Notoriously difficult (and therefore expensive) to find, Blue Heat is tagged as a game for mature audiences. Perhaps needless to say, the maturity aspect rests largely upon numerous photographs and sequences of semi-naked women, although there are some sex scenes (again with the women featuring prominently); as well as strong language and drug use. Whether that makes it mature, or simply titillating, will be a matter of personal opinion. My own view is that there is a lot more to an adult experience than simply nudity.