overall quality is so much like a B movie that you'll be surprised no killer tomatoes ever attack - and you just might be praying that they do." PC Gamer game reviewer Chuck Osborn awarded the game a rating of 23% in its January 2004 issue, to which Anestis Kokkinidis, CEO of Anima Interactive, retaliated by sending a critical letter accusing the magazine of promoting style over substance, concluding that "We feel sorry that you’re not supporting us independent developers at all." PC Gamer published the letter in their March 2004 issue, to which Osborn replied, "Sadly, Conspiracies received a 23% because of its confounding plot and pathetic gameplay. To answer your question: Yes, we enthusiastically support small developers – we just don't support bad games." Sequel Development on a sequel began at the end of 2004, with a projected release date set for mid 2008. After having been stuck in development hell for 8 years, Conspiracies II - Lethal Networks was released by Anima Interactive in March of 2011. References External links Nick Delios - Conspiracies (2003) at anima-ppd.com 2003 video games Adventure games Detective video games Interactive movie video games Full motion video based games Windows games Windows-only games Single-player video games Video games developed in Greece Got Game Entertainment games