Twelve Minutes has a fantastic beginning, but by the time it stumbles so badly towards the end, it’s hard to recommend playing it. Unfortunately, the game’s driving force is also its weakest component. How soon you can complete the problems will greatly affect how rapidly the story moves along. After a few rounds, it becomes […]
One Dreamer is an indie game about making indie games. You will investigate what it means to invest everything you have into the creative process with no assurance of financial success through an original and approachable programming gaming mechanic. The difficulties of being an independent game creator must be at least partially depicted in the […]
Cozy Grove is a relatively laid-back “cozy sim” game with foraging, gardening, building, light questing, and lots of loing for hidden treasures as its main gameplay mechanics. You’ll find a well-made, very calming game here, even though it has some mechanics that some players may understandably detest (see below). In Cozy Grove, You take on […]
A twisted and perhaps weird point-and-click adventure, Little Misfortune. The young protagonist’s backstory is somewhat ominous, which is iberately at odds with the artwork’s ly, innocent appearance. However, it manages to have a lighthearted and amusing mood throughout, enabling players to get past the obvious to swiftly determine the glaring and depressing reality of Misfortune’s […]
The lo, feel, and puzzle-solving elements of many of the adventure games we adored in the 1980s are all present in Thimbleweed Park, along with a tonne of easter eggs, multiple paths to victory, interchangeable characters who occasionally must cooperate, a certain amount of non-arity, and incredible attention to detail. This beautifully designed gem of […]
“Logic will get you from A to Z; creativity will go you anywhere,” Albert Einstein once said. The game Lost in Play is the ideal example of this quote since it combines logical minigames with a narrative that seems to have been created by children. This combination will take you, the player, into a fantastic, […]
You can play the horror-puzzle game Labyrinthine by yourself or with one to three other players. The game can be roughly divided into two different games. There are five lengthy “chapters” in addition to procedurally generated “case files” with varying degrees of difficulty and map size. We assume that the five chapters are what most […]
Br the InvestiGator will likely satisfy your needs for the foreseeable future if you’re loing for a point-and-click adventure game with competent visuals, anthropomorphic animals, a respectable beat-’em-up minigame, and a respectable number of alternate paths that lead to various interactions with characters as you progress. In this hybrid of an Adventure game and a […]
A well-written drama with excellent acting, Telling Lies captures the essence of contemporary living. The characters go about their daily lives, which are centered on technology and social media. They use sites for video messaging to communicate. And practically every element of their lives is intertwined despite the distance between them. A series of one-sided […]
There is a strong likelihood that you will enjoy Immortality at least as much as you enjoyed Her Story. Going into this game somewhat blind is crucial to its enjoyment, so we’ll take care to keep all story-related details vague. You’ve probably guessed by now that this game requires you to filter through non-chronological clips […]
We first had no idea Don’t Escape: 4 Days to Survive (DE4) was the fourth installment in the Don’t Escape (DE) series. Although the first three games are accessible on Steam as a collection, we are already familiar with the additional games because we have played them on Kongregate. The gameplay evolved and became […]
Jacob Janerka, an indie game developer, created the surreal future point-and-click adventure game called Paradigm. An incredibly bizarre adventure game called Paradigm is set in a post-apocalyptic version of Eastern Europe. You take on the role of Paradigm, a mutant DJ with no job who is a master of “phat beatsies” in a genetically customizable […]
Strangeland is a heavily allegoric point-and-click adventure game that takes place in a bizarre, unsettling carnival. This game is all about the inner workings of the subconscious, the dismantling of the mind, and the darker side of working through grief and guilt. It is filled with symbols, metaphors, archetypes, and associations galore. It’s been a […]
From his early days as a simple guy producing games on the Adventure Game Studios forum, Dave Gilbert has come a long way. It has been than ten years since he began producing what became The Blackwell Legacy. Dave is now the head of WadjetEye Games, perhaps the top independent developer and publisher of point-and-click […]
There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension is unquestionably not a game about a system that makes a valiant effort to prevent its users from engaging in its game. After all, it’s not a game. It’s not like the system will be lost in another dimension and needs the user’s assistance to return to its dimension. […]
Growing My Grandpa, which absolutely oozes atmosphere in everything it does and is really cunning with the information it gives you, felt to us like a ly body horror experience. It was almost as if we had our own little eldritch child. The narrative offers some room for interpretation; you may think the story is […]
