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Behold a future where a drug is capable of recreate vivid memories. Untangle the obsessive mind of an ex surgeon, that after an accident starts reliving the memories of a girl he never met, seeing her past, looking into her dreams and unfolding the mysterious future they share together.

A narrative RPG without combat set in Iron Age Wales, for PC and consoles. Play as apprentice bard Gwen, tasked with uniting the quarreling Celtic tribes against the invading Romans. Instead of fighting, use your songs and stories to inspire, persuade, or shame chieftains into action. Combine three different branches of magic; Bardic performance, Vate […]

At a time when our media is facing ever-increasing scrutiny, Headlines gives you the chance to see what it’s really like to be blamed for being biased from every side by playing a broadcast journalist.

Sierra combines Roberta Williams’s master storytelling with the classic rhymes of Mother Goose to create a children’s adventure game so simple that once you start the game, even a young child can take over.

Something’s wrong in the Library. Liz’s temple and safe place is threatened by the unknown, by ghosts from her own darkest dreams. She must go investigate. She’s the Librarian, after all.

Four trans girlfriends go on a road trip to a dark sky park, to see the perseid meteor shower. A 6.5k-long twine story, with small branches but a single ending. There’s very little conflict, drama, no-one dies. Just a good time.

Rooms: The Unsolvable Puzzle is a unique puzzle game inspired by sliding puzzles and platformer games. In a twisted mansion made of rooms that slide like sliding puzzle, player should find a way to the exit by moving rooms and using what’s inside them.

A personal adventure where you explore a weird black and white world searching for your missing mom. Make choices and build relationships with characters along the way and solve interesting puzzles. The story focuses on Damien on his quest to find his long lost mother, as she left the house one night and never returned. […]

Labyrinth: The Computer Game was the first adventure game developed by Lucasfilm Games. It was based on the Lucasfilm movie of the same name that was produced concurrently.