The Guardian of Nature Review: an adorable, hand-drawn game about saving the forest from an encroaching, destructive force.

[Scarlet Deer Inn, a] hand-embroidered medieval adventure game looks like a lovely, chill time—but I'm warning you, don't be fooled by its pleasant exterior

'Moses & Plato: Last Train To Clawville' Is A "Furry" Good Time — Game Review

The Caribou Trail Review: a short but powerful tale of brotherhood in the trenches of World War I that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who plays it.

Crushed in Time Review: a fantastic concept for a classic adventure game, and modernises the genre wonderfully for the modern era.

After huge delays, will The Wolf Among Us 2 make you wait between episodes? CEO says 'We live in a Netflix era. People can't wait'

Road to Empress I review: If you love live-action melodrama, the seventh-century Imperial Chinese court intrigue of Road to Empress I is the game for you. Embrace the chaos of 110 endings and marvel a

Schrödinger's Call Review: Choice Matters? — GameTyrant

Unforeseen Incidents on Steam and other stores

A Broken Sword movie is in the works, aiming to move the adventure game classics into 'the next medium it deserves'

Phonopolis Review: Cardboard and constructivism collide in Amanita Design’s masterful marriage of story, puzzles, and hand-crafted aesthetic in Phonopolis.

Tormentum - Dark Sorrow on Steam

Whirlight: No Time To Trip - PC Review: Whirlight: No Time To Trip absolutely nails that old-school adventure feeling while still managing to feel modern enough to avoid becoming stuck in the past.

Mixtape Review: A three-hour nostalgia trip through '90s suburbia, following a charmingly delinquent trio in their coming-of-age.

Mindcop Review: Immersive, trippy, and nicely varied in its gameplay, Mindcop is a well-paced non-linear whodunit that strikes just the right balance between emotional and hilarious in its gritty murd

Give yourself vampirism with a mortar and pestle in Dracula: The Disciple, an alchemist's castle puzzler from Styx devs Cyanide

Moses & Plato: Last Train to Clawville review: Engaging visual novel will scratch the itch of any mystery fan open to an animal whodunit

Radiolight review: With only a little interference to enjoyment, Radiolight‘s one-man production offers a supernatural 1980s mystery well worth exploring in a gorgeously detailed yet solidly creepy wo

Review: Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss - a fascinating and atmospheric horror experience with strong ideas, held back by uneven execution

The Posthumous Investigation review - Plenty to keep digging up in this compelling film-noir time-looping murder mystery in 1930s Rio

Solve a murder mystery by flying people around on your giant crane in the Disco Elysium and Chinese folktale inspired The Crane Rider's Tale

The Drifter

Blending history with fiction, the WWI narrative adventure The Caribou Trail arrives May 14

Tides of Tomorrow review: Your choices in this microplastics apocalypse are shaped by other players, feeling like a sharp, well-crafted theme park ride

Classic survival horror Alone in the Dark gets a cross-platform reimplementation with enhancements

Help! The Millennium Bug made all the robots in my mansion go berserk, and only Homer Simpson can save the day [Y2K: The Game (1999) Retrospective]

Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss review: "This Lovecraftian horror challenges my detective skills in the best ways, even if it can be a bit fiddly at times"

The Lightkeeper review: Short but haunting narrative-driven psychological horror goes to some dark places, in every sense of the word

Three years after its release, Star Trek: Resurgence is about to be delisted for good

ScummVM: Nancy Drew 8 & 9 join the investigation!

Broken Sword - The Smoking Mirror Reforged Kickstarter Announcement

The Myst lifts over Call of the Elder Gods, granting it a May release date

SpaceVenture review - After years of incremental improvements, the final release of SpaceVenture is a fairly entertaining experience tailored especially for Space Quest fans that’s still plagued by a

This Bed We Made on Steam

"What if the gameplay was fun? This blew our fucking minds": Dispatch devs had a revelation after years of tired Telltale mechanics

Deep Sleep: Labyrinth of the Forsaken review; [the first commercial release in scriptwelder’s adventure game/survival horror hybrid series is a rousing success]

Caravan SandWitch review; [a calm, atmospheric journey that’s pleasant to play, but held back by repetitive tasks and a lack of momentum]

Edgar Allan Poe’s Interactive Horror: 1995 Edition review, [a digital release of The Dark Eye (1995), featuring voice work by William S. Burroughs]

The Berlin Apartment review; [narrative-focused adventure unlocks inviting character dramas in key historical contexts]

Less Miserables, a point-and-click parody of Les Miserables gets a demo

Cantaloupe Chronicle review - Search for scoops gets enough right to make for a relaxed mix of journalism and small-town adventuring

For better or worse, Max and Chloe are together again in Life is Strange: Reunion, which is out right now

Save the World From Cosmic Oblivion in Upcoming Point-and-click Adventure, 'Dunwich Horror'

[Lost Wiki: Kozlovka, a] $5 Wikipedia-like mystery game consumed me for 2 straight hours as I dug for clues about a little town and its big weird tree

The Darkside Detective: Backside of the Moon gets a first demo

Visual Novel ‘Everything Will Be Fine! Launches’ on PC

Dispatch's character and concept artist was picked up on ArtStation 'as a last resort'

The Dungeon Experience entirely dismantles the very concept of the 4th wall in its new RPG-lampooning trailer

Our latest look at Life is Strange: Reunion sees Max and Chloe try to infiltrate a mysterious party