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Imagine, if you can, a spooky village nestled on the edge of a vast and foreboding forest, a forest steeped in local folklore and the subject of terrifying stories of abductions by unknown monsters. The village, somewhat forebodingly known as Silentown, is the setting for this stylish hybrid point-and-click adventure and mini-puzzle game from Italian […]

Adventure Gamers is teaming up with Artifex Mundi to host a giveaway of some amazing physical prizes as well as digital copies of the game Irony Curtain: Fom Matryoshka with Love! Irony Curtain is a satirical point-and-click adventure about a Western journalist visiting the communist regime of Matryoshka for the first time. Immerse yourself in […]

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by Insert Disk 22 is a wonderful adventure game. It uses the proven point-and-click interface and third-person perspective to create a humorous though suspenseful thriller. Imagine meets cyberpunk.  Aside from two frustratingly difficult puzzles, this game is well-constructed. The effort is apparent in all aspects: story, puzzles, art, and sound design. They combine to produce […]

A murder mystery set in 1939 where you play private detective Sam Barlow.

The FMV genre – “interactive movies” – has seen a bit of a resurgence in recent years. A once hot but swiftly abandoned product of the 90s, the format became viable again thanks to the ubiquity of quality video production equipment, putting these previously expensive endeavors within reach for lower-budget indie developers. Most FMV games […]

Clam Man is a short but commendable debut effort from a three-person development team based in Finland. You can probably guess what sort of character stars in this point-and-click adventure and infer the correct vibe from that. This game is clearly designed as a vehicle for jokes, as not a moment goes by without some […]

The year 2020 was undoubtedly terrible for many things, but at least adventure gaming wasn't one of them. One of the year's most conventional releases was The Hand of Glory, though it was launched rather unconventionally in two distinct parts throughout the year. It’s complete now at last, and whilst there are a few issues […]

Zork: The Undiscovered Underground was written by former Infocom employees Michael Berlyn and Marc Blank, Marc being part of the small group who created the original Zork game. The game was released for free to promote the commercial release of Zork: Grand Inquisitor. The player takes the role of a private in the Inquisition Guard […]