Point and Click Adventure games

Posted by factnfiction101 on June 26, 2013, 4:11 p.m.

I love these games and I'm trying to find as many as I can. If anyone has suggestions please post them. Post w/e point and click games you like too or your opinions on the games posted. Text heavy or Educational Point and Clicks are welcome (I'm trying to get my son to play some of them so if they're kiddish it's okay).

Some suggestions I received:

Monkey Island series

Indiana Jones and the fate of Atlantis

Sam and Max series

5 Days a Stranger by Ben Yahtzee Croshaw

Maniac Mansion Day of the Tentacle

Maniac Mansion

Gemini Rue

Grim Fandango

Revolution Steel Sky

Teen Agent

A New Beginning

Broken Sword

Kings Quest

Shivers

Phantasmagoria

Gabriel Knight

Primordia

Resonance

Blackwell Legacy

Emerald City

Jolly Rover

Freddi Fish

Putt Putt

Point and Click Horror games (or just horror type adventure)

Walking Dead

Shadowgate

DreamWeb

Sanitarium

Bloodnet

Shodan

Glados

Blackstone Chronicles

Exmortis Trilogy

The Cat Lady (2012)

The House 2

Sweet Home (1989)

Clock Tower (ps1, snes)

Hell Knight / Dark Messiah

System Shock 2

Shadow of Destiny (ps2, psp)

Extermination (ps2)

White Day: A Labyrinth named School

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem (GC)

Saya's Song / Saya No Uta (visual novel)

Haunting Ground (ps2)

Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth

Rule of Rose (ps2)

Scratches: Director's Cut (pc)

Siren: Blood Curse (ps3)

Cursed Mountain (Wii)

Deadly Premonition (360, ps3)

Amnesia: The Dark Descent

Slender

Penumbra series

Nightmare House 2

The Nameless Game

ILLBEED

Kuon (ps2)

Pathalogic

Theresia Dear Emile (ds)

Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi

Some useful links for myself/others:

Google Search for List of Point n Click Adventure games.

Google Search for List of Point n Click Horror games.

Lucas Arts Co. Info

17 Obscure Horror Games

Newer Point and Click games

TellTale Games

From F1ak3r's post

Commercial

Grim Fandango (may be difficult to run on modern systems – I know my copy whines about 64bit)

Sam & Max episodes (I've only played the first season, but I'm sure the others are excellent as well)

Time Gentlemen, Please! (bloody hilarious, deconstructs the genre, available for next to nothing on Steam)

Previously commercial – available from the Scumm VM site

Beneath a Steel Sky (a serious sci-fi story)

Flight of the Amazon Queen (wacky adventures in the Amazon rainforest)

Freeware

Ben There, Dan That (predecessor to Time Gentlemen, Please! above, also really funny)

Everything by Yahtzee – his Chzo Mythos games, Adventures in the Galaxy of Fantabulous Wonderment, The Trials of Odysseus Kent, and even 1213 and Art of Theft if you feel like adventure-flavoured platformers (and actually, not everything, don't go earlier than Kent).

Everything by Ben304 – he's made a lot of really neat short games in interesting universes.

Grundislav's Ben Jordan series – now complete with eight episodes and snazzy remakes of the first two.

Cirque De Zale (basically a modern-day LucasArts game)

Jessica Plunkenstein And The Dusseldorf Conspiracy (the graphics are pillaged from resource packs, but it's full voiced and I remember it being really funny)

Nelly Cootalot (so amusing!)

How They Found Silence (ugly graphics, but the rest of the game makes up for it)

Nanobots (I think it has a commerical sequel too)

Aeronuts (it's got a SHMUP minigame)

the white chamber (really well-produced horror game with animey art)

The Vacuum (an experiment in branching storytelling of the sort you don't see in a lot of these games)

Damsel (a short, fully voiced game about a damsel who has to get out of her own distress)

Adventure Games

Fedora Spade (complete at four episodes and made in GM – you'll probably need the GM6 Vista convertor)

Photopia (if you play one text adventure, make it this one)

I recently have been playing Al Emmo and the Lost Dutchmans Mine. It's good so far, kinda difficult tho. I've had to check a FAQ guide to see what I need to do next. I know I'm a big cheater [:(]

I have beaten Maniac Mansion several times and It's probably one of my favorite Point and Click Adventure games. I think I have it on almost everything; PC, PSP, XBOX, NES, and probably something else I'm leaving out. I've yet to beat Day of the Tentacle.

Comments

F1ak3r 11 years, 5 months ago

Point and clicks are basically my favourite genre. I have quite a few suggestions:

Commercial

Grim Fandango (may be difficult to run on modern systems – I know my copy whines about 64bit)

Sam & Max episodes (I've only played the first season, but I'm sure the others are excellent as well)

Time Gentlemen, Please! (bloody hilarious, deconstructs the genre, available for next to nothing on Steam)

Previously commercial – available from the Scumm VM site

Beneath a Steel Sky (a serious sci-fi story)

Flight of the Amazon Queen (wacky adventures in the Amazon rainforest)

Freeware

Ben There, Dan That (predecessor to Time Gentlemen, Please! above, also really funny)

Everything by Yahtzee – his Chzo Mythos games, Adventures in the Galaxy of Fantabulous Wonderment, The Trials of Odysseus Kent, and even 1213 and Art of Theft if you feel like adventure-flavoured platformers (and actually, not everything, don't go earlier than Kent).

Everything by Ben304 – he's made a lot of really neat short games in interesting universes.

Grundislav's Ben Jordan series – now complete with eight episodes and snazzy remakes of the first two.

Cirque De Zale (basically a modern-day LucasArts game)

Jessica Plunkenstein And The Dusseldorf Conspiracy (the graphics are pillaged from resource packs, but it's full voiced and I remember it being really funny)

Nelly Cootalot (so amusing!)

How They Found Silence (ugly graphics, but the rest of the game makes up for it)

Nanobots (I think it has a commerical sequel too)

Aeronuts (it's got a SHMUP minigame)

the white chamber (really well-produced horror game with animey art)

The Vacuum (an experiment in branching storytelling of the sort you don't see in a lot of these games)

Damsel (a short, fully voiced game about a damsel who has to get out of her own distress)

Point and Click Adventure Games

Fedora Spade (complete at four episodes and made in GM – you'll probably need the GM6 Vista convertor)

Photopia (if you play one text adventure, make it this one)

Moikle 11 years, 5 months ago

PAJAMA FUCKING SAM

edit: SPY FUCKING FOX

excuse me I have to go play these now… don't judge me

JuurianChi 11 years, 5 months ago

panzercretin 11 years, 4 months ago

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Adventure Game Studio

Revenge of the Sunfish, anyone?

Moikle 11 years, 4 months ago

I saw that at Rezzed. I was like… wat

factnfiction101 11 years, 4 months ago

Wow, thanks a lot guys.

F1ak3r thanks a bunch :D

eagly 11 years, 4 months ago

Why hasn't anyone mentioned Simon the Sorcerer?

This game is brilliant and very funny!

I love the music in this game too.

death 11 years, 4 months ago

I have only played Back to the Future, The Walking Dead and Hector. (all Telltale games) so i can't really recommend any outside of that. while i enjoyed those games they're a little bare in terms of game play and i can't see myself playing a whole lot more of them. Oh but i am looking forward to the next Walking Dead (which an episode is being released tomorrow! or so i heard)

JuurianChi 11 years, 4 months ago

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while i enjoyed those games they're a little bare in terms of game play and i can't see myself playing a whole lot more of them.

Get out.

Rez 11 years, 4 months ago

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while i enjoyed those games they're a little bare in terms of game play

this is true, I would've liked more puzzles than qtes honestly. great game though.