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Csihar 05-15-2017 05:01 PM

Point-and-click adventure games recommendations
 
I vaguely recall this being done before but can't hurt to have another one.

There are of course the well-known classics like:

Broken Sword 1 & 2
Discworld
Gabriel Knight series
Grim Fandango
King's Quest series
The Longest Journey
Monkey Island series
Space Quest series

but some of the lesser known recommendations would be good.

Some great ones that I've played the past years:

Blackwell Legacy series
Deponia series
The Dig
Gemini Rue
Kathy Rain
The Last Express
Machinarium
Primordia
Sanitarium
Shardlight
Syberia 1 & 2
The Wolf Among Us

loramin 05-15-2017 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Csihar (Post 2523409)
I vaguely recall this being done before but can't hurt to have another one.

There are of course the well-known classics like:

Broken Sword 1 & 2
Discworld
Gabriel Knight series
Grim Fandango
King's Quest series
The Longest Journey
Monkey Island series
Space Quest series

but some of the lesser known recommendations would be good.

Some great ones that I've played the past years:

Blackwell Legacy series
Deponia series
The Dig
Gemini Rue
Kathy Rain
The Last Express
Machinarium
Primordia
Sanitarium
Shardlight
Syberia 1 & 2
The Wolf Among Us

I didn't see Hero Quest (which was renamed Quest For Glory after they got sued), which is very similar to other Sierra adventure games except that it has a slight RPG element. There's also the Leisure Suit Larry series, which are also just like other Sierra games except that it has "grown-up" content (although the VGA-rendered nudity is pretty laughable now).

Other classics I didn't see: Day of the Tentacle (technically a sequel to Maniac Mansion, and you can play Maniac Mansion inside it), Sam and Max, and Full Throttle. All were made by Lucas Arts, or Lucas Games, or whatever they used to call themselves, and all three are a ton of fun.

Csihar 05-15-2017 05:37 PM

Need to get away from the known classics and get more unknowns!

But if you want to add to the classics:

Beneath a Steel Sky
Blade Runner
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
The Legend of Kyrandia series
Loom
Simon the Sorcerer series

Discworld is pretty well known but Discworld: Noir is less known and absolutely fantastic.

loramin 05-15-2017 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Csihar (Post 2523444)
Loom

Forgot that one even existed! I remember it being so revolutionary at the time: an adventure game where you can't die!

Daywolf 05-15-2017 06:46 PM

I liked Blade Runner. A little buggy, but was worth the play. King's Quest was good. Hero Quest. Ultima series. UO is based on point and click adventure. You could look into RPG Maker, it's fun to play around with, even go beyond the Eastern Cartoon style if you like.

Swish 05-15-2017 08:11 PM

Lure of the Temptress
Legend of Kyrandia
Wily Beamish


A few I played growing up in addition to a lot of this list

Baler 05-16-2017 10:02 PM

http://i.imgur.com/NUDZGxW.jpg
So many great games already listed.. Figured I'd throw an oddball.

some more...
Ripper
Stasis
The 7th Guest
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark
Fable
Dragonsphere
Tex Murphy games
Companions of Xanth
Flight of the Amazon Queen
The Book of Unwritten
Whispered Worlds
The Neverhood

Ps. I've played every single game listed on this thread so far. Many in my youth, such classics.
Also going to plug a Let's Player on YT who's done videos for nearly everything listed GameHorder

fb9 05-16-2017 11:20 PM

Full Throttle
 
Full Throttle.

Cruiser Motorcycle Guy on a clicky adventure. Recently remastered and available on your favorite online game stores. I need to get this.

Izmael 05-17-2017 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Csihar (Post 2523444)
Loom

This one was amazing.

Spyder73 05-17-2017 02:50 PM

Diablo


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