Up until 2002, I had been more interested in Real-Time Strategy games- like " WarCraft " and " Command & Conqueor: Red Alert ", and Turn-Based Strategy games like " Civilization ".  That changed when Jay (from " Film Reviews From the Basement ") lent me a simple Point & Click Adventure game called, " Dark Fall: The Journal "... After receiving a cryptic message from your brother on your answering machine, you head to Dorset to investigate.  Upon arrival at the abandoned train station your brother was preparing to renovate, you discover that he's gone missing... just one in a long list of strange disappearances that have occured over the years.. . " Dark Fall: The Journal " is a very basic, Point & Click Adventure game that relies on a good story and mood.  The graphics are not top of the line for the time- but still effective at adding a great, eerie atmosphere.  This is only enhanced by some of the scrip...