It's Day Seven, right before Gabriel flies off the Schloss Ritter. Your turn!

Wise is the warrior who knows when to fight and when to get the hell out of Dodge

Ok, here's next:

This case that my client hired me to do is much more complicated than it first sounded like. After many twists and turns I just visited a room of a hitman who's high on the Interpol's most wanted list. I had to go in while he was showering in there (yikes!). I made it out in one piece though and got what I came for. The police might want to know about his whereabouts?

This sounds really cool, is this is an adventure game?

Is it one of the Blackwell games? (the client made me think it could be that, but probably it won't be as the hitman seems way out of the setting for that game)

Yes it's an adventure game and no it's not Blackwell.

Sounds a bit like Jack Orlando, but the hitman wasn't taking a shower...

Yes, it's Tex Murphy: Overseer.
I highly recommend the Tex Murphy FMV games, they're great :)

OK, this one should be easy:

Can anyone help me beat that level where you start without a base and must fight your way through enemy units before you can establish yourself.
I know you can steal the 2 catapults which supposedly can help you, but they are guarded and I seem to lose so many units getting them that I'm wondering if it's worth losing part of my army for the supposed advantage they give me.

Warcraft 2, human campaign, Grim Batol mission. And BTW: there is a third catapult even farther south ;)

What else. And an extra point for remembering the mission name. :)

I knew there was another catapult further south, I just forgot that the first location contained two of them already, so you're right 3 in total.

And they were useful against the cannon towers, so losing men (or at least health) to get them is worth it.

The movie showed the stolen catapult destroying a zeppelin, something not possible in game.

Your turn.

You can't forget such an epic experience as Warcraf 2 ;)

Here is the next one:

I can't produce enough food so I have to import some or my people will abandon me. OK, no problem, I just have to arrange a trading route, build some trading facilities and everything should be fine. But... it's not! Traders are coming to my city and then they complain that their journey was in vain because I don't want to trade with them. WTF?! Take my monies and give me your food already, what's wrong with you guys?! I didn't even set a limit you can trade as much as you want! (long frustration period). Damn! Food is stored in granaries but it can't be delivered there directly during a trade! I have to set my magazines to accept food and only then I can trade. Duh!

Is it one of the newer settler games?

If not, here is a question, does it have supernatural elements (like magic... etc)?

That sounds kind of like my problem in one of the first missions when playing Zeus :D

Actually I was thinking about Pharaoh but it's a common problem for this series so I accept your answer. It's your turn :)