The Kids We Were effortlessly blends nostalgia, time travel, and playful humour with unflinching honesty and a heavy, important message.
Browsing: Adventure Game
Four years since its initial reveal, Swery’s ‘debt repayment RPG’ The Good Life finally has a release date: October 15.
Cute and comforting, Button City is the quintessential ‘wholesome game’, but it sometimes overplays quirky charm at the expense of substance.
With Unavowed, the Switch gets an adventure game that remains true to the genre’s roots while weaving an expertly-written fantasy noir tale.
Where the Heart Leads boasts a thoughtful, open-ended, player-driven narrative, but that gets a bit lost in a needlessly bloated script.
A playthrough of an early scene from Life is Strange: True Colors shows off its narrative adventure style, while teasing supernatural twists.
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles combines a historical setting and innovative game design twists for an outstanding new courtroom adventure.
If you like Japanese mythology, stories of fickle gods, and pixel art, you’ll want to…
Strangeland turns the familiar point-and-click adventure into a wild, nightmarish ride that takes hold of the senses and never lets go.
Layers of Fear 2 makes minor technical concessions for Switch, but keeps its unsettling atmosphere and psychological horror perfectly intact.