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Best point and click adventure games on PC	Price	Steam Rating	Genre
91 Machinarium	$9.99	Overwhelmingly Positive	Puzzle (point-and-click)
88 The Wolf Among Us	-	-	-
85 The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition	$9.99	Very Positive	-
85 Deponia	9,99$	Mostly Positive	-
85 The Walking Dead	-	Overwhelmingly Positive	Narrative, Adventure, Survival Horror

Machinarium

Top Pro

The gameplay is perfectly interwoven with the overall aesthetic and atmosphere of the game

The player is forced to move their character across the map in order to find objects of interest. This, coupled with the great sound design and soundtrack which also do their part in giving cues as to where the objects are and if the player is close, really help you immerse into the atmosphere and art style of Machinarium. See More

Top Con

Items may be difficult to find due to similar colors

At points in the game there are needed items that blend in too well with their surrounding making it quite difficult to actually see them. See More

DependableShapash's Experience

Beautiful graphics, smart story, adorable characters. People of Amanita are frome another constellation. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Genre:Puzzle (point-and-click)

Top Pro

Beautiful art style

Machimariums hand drawn graphics exude a very steam punk style that definitely has a very unique look by being all hand drawn. See More

Top Pro

Challenging puzzles

The puzzles are quite challenging to the point of frustration but in the end give a sense of immense reward when figured out. See More

Top Pro

Interesting protagonist

The main character and the one controlled by the player is just a normal, average, everyday robot. He doesn't have any special powers or abilities other than being able to slightly extend his midriff in order to reach high ledges or making his body shorter. He's pretty much an ordinary robot thrust into an extraordinary situation. See More

Top Pro

Built-in hint system

For those that do find some of the puzzles too challenging there is an inbuilt hint system shown through "thought bubbles" on top of the playable character. Every level has its own hint when pressed and it's usually a hint on where to go or what kind of object you need. Although it's advised not to rely on the hint system too much since it takes away from the experience of actually enjoying the game. See More

Top Pro

The well-designed gameplay mechanics avoid making the game boring to the player

Unlike most point-and-click games, objects of interest in Machinarium light up only when the main character is close to them; this completely changes the way the game is played. In point-and-click games where this is not the case, the gameplay is usually reduced to aimlessly flailing the cursor around waiting for something to light up. Machinarium on the other hand completely avoids this, keeping levels interesting and the player interested to the game. See More

37 Other Games Considered

The Wolf Among Us

Top Pro

A really enjoyable interactive story

The Wolf Among Us is a murder mystery story that has great characters, action-packed moments, and really interesting twists. What's even better is that you can affect how the story plays out with dialogue options, investigation choices, and even actions during a fights or chase sequences. Your actions as a player have consequences in this story, which feels really nice. See More

Top Con

Quite violent and depressing

Your job as the sheriff is to keep the others in line, so more than once you'll have to dirty your hands. There will be bruises, blood, broken bones, and even severed limbs. Each time you enforce order, an ugly reality will rear its head – you're just making everyone's miserable lives worse. If you're looking for positive vibes in this story, you won't find them. See More

InventiveRuohtta's Experience

The storyline is taken from the graphic comics Fables which is a dark world created using Grimms Fairytales. The premise being how would fairytale creatures hide and survive yet remain hidden in our human world. The story and characters are spellbinding. This game will stay in your memory long after playing it. See More

Top Pro

In game encyclopedia

For those that want more back-story into the Fables comic there is an in game encyclopedia that allows for a more in depth analysis of the characters and their surrounding story. See More

Top Con

May be too gruesome for kids

With all of the cursing and the not to mention the severed head, this story may not be appropriate for children. See More

ExcitedNinlil's Experience

Not a point-and-click See More

Top Pro

Unusual setting

The story takes place in a fictional part of Manhattan called Fabletown, which is inhabited by humans and creatures from fairy tales and folklore. It's really interesting seeing how everyone makes ends meet in an unfamiliar world. From working as a janitor or a receptionist to running a shady night club and abusing magic for extra profits. It's the type of setting that appeals to both the kid and the adult within you. See More

JPlay's Experience

I loved playing this, especially having been a fan of the comics it was based on, but I presume the setting would still be great even if you weren't already a fan of the characters. See More

Top Pro

Characters feel real

The writing is so well done that the character and their story fell very real, even when realizing the story takes place in a fairy-tale world. This allows for immersion in the game that is often not matched by other point and click adventure games. See More

Top Pro

Refinement of earlier success

With the success TellTale achieved in their Walking Dead series, The Wolf Among US takes every good aspect of that gameplay and refines it even further. See More

Top Pro

Great in-game encyclopedia to fill you in

While most players will recognize fairy tale characters like Snow White or the Big Bad Wolf, there are many obscure characters such as Ichabod Crane or Bluebeard. Luckily enough, the game has an in-game encyclopedia that will update as you encounter new characters. Their encyclopedia entry will contain background info and the fairy tale they first appeared in while also providing insights on their current situation. The encyclopedia not only fills you in but also is a very enjoyable and interesting read. See More

The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition

Top Con

Worse than the original

The original had better graphics (pixel-art), which contributed to the overall allure of the game. See More

Top Pro

Retro and newly redone version of the game

This remastered edition offers new graphics as well as all new voice acting for the whole of the game. There is also on offer a retro graphical version, for those that would like to experience the original. This way new and old players alike can play as they wish to experience the title. See More

ExpertStheno's Experience

Must-play is the 1990's original! See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Con

Difficult to differentiate interactive objects from background

As a point and click adventure game, there will be objects one needs to interact with or collect in each stage. Where trouble sets in is that some of these objects can be difficult to see as they blend in with the stage itself. While this does offer a hidden object aspects, it sometimes leads to being stuck as the object needed to progress is so hidden that the player just can not find it. See More

Top Pro

fun / smart a must try adventure !

Pam Pap's Experience

Reliving an experience of my youth See More

ExcitedNinlil's Experience

Destroys the pixel-art of the original, which was part of its allure See More

Joni stewart's Experience

Was... entertaining for bit... I enjoyed it See More

Deponia

Top Pro

Whimsical story

Top Con

Not 100% family appropriate

SplendidNibhaz's Experience

a sense of humour that will linger and imprint on your memory. the whole series leaves a fuzzy warm feeling with fulfillment of game arc nicely finished See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mostly Positive

Top Pro

Unforgettable story

Top Con

Ending

Stephen Comeau's Experience

This game is just outright ridiculous when it comes to it's storyline. It's a real rollercoaster of fun. See More

Top Pro

Very enjoyable music throughout

AgreeableWambeen's Experience

My kids and I are on our 4th play through. We play through the games every other year or so. I would dare to say this may be the greatest point and click series ever made. We absolutely love the Deponia games. Very creative art and story, with a dystopian/steam punkish art style. The dialogue is humorous. Like most point and clicks, some of the puzzle solves are real stretches and somewhat illogical but those are rare. See More

Top Pro

Amazing narrated dialogs

The plot for all Deponia's games are really a delightful experiences. See More

ConscientiousIzanagi's Experience

Loved all Deponia games, played all three within few weeks, if you like point and click games this is a must! See More

Top Pro

The puzzles can be challenging

The puzzle solutions can be outright insane sometimes such as how to make a cup of espresso. They will make you think and test your ability to adapt to your new surroundings. See More

GenuineMacha's Experience

It's my all-time favorite game. I love the humor in this game and all the different characters. It's not too difficult and not too easy. All the places are so detailed. I can totally recommend this game! <3 See More

Top Pro

Unique cartoon art style

HumbleManannanMacLir's Experience

beautiful game with grat story, fell in love with this See More

Top Pro

Lovely characters

RickZeeland's Experience

Now on offer on Steam for only 0,99€ See More

TrustingArges's Experience

I absolutely love this game. great story and best graphic... this is something I'm always looking for - sometimes little bit harder, but still funny and cute... love all of their deponia games See More

The Walking Dead

Top Pro

Stellar voice acting brings the characters to life

Voice actors deliver their lines with a lot of emotion, never feeling forced or fake. This excellent acting really helps draw you into the story and its characters. There's a lot of great chemistry between the various voice actors as well, resulting in conversations that flow well and sound very natural. See More

Top Con

Superficial player impact

While the game may on the face of it appear to have far reaching consequences for the decisions taken by the player. At times it can appear that these consequences cause mainly only superficial differences as the story progresses. See More

ExcitedNinlil's Experience

Not a point-and-click See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Genre:Narrative, Adventure, Survival Horror

Top Pro

Engrossing storyline

The Walking Dead tells a genuinely gripping story which can be a testing and exhausting experience for the player. It is told through the interactions between people fighting to survive in a new world in which resources are scarce and threats can come from both the living and the undead. Perhaps the major strength of the game in creating a compelling story telling experience is that it causes the player to care about the characters involved. This is an all too uncommon experience in gaming, and in The Walking Dead adds much greater meaning to the decisions which must be made along the way. See More

Top Con

No improvements

There were no improvements in the series - it clearly shows why telltale went bankrupt. See More

SharpMithras's Experience

this isn't even point and click it is an interactive movie doesn't belong on the list See More

Top Pro

The graphics are pretty good for mobile

They're not too realistic which I liked, and they help give life to the story/voice acting. See More

Top Con

Some annoying quicktime events

Some of the quicktime events can feel like they drag on a bit too long and require too many button/key presses, especially during extended action sequences. See More

Top Pro

Difficult decisions

The Walking Dead requires that the player make decisions throughout, these typically will be in the form of action or conversation options. In many of these situations there is no obviously correct or best choice yet these decisions must be taken in stressful situations often giving a matter of seconds. They can be morally testing as you can attempt to do what is 'right', what is best for the group or what is best for yourself as well having differing repercussions on how your character is perceived by different people. See More

Top Pro

Standalone story makes it accessible for all

Even if you don't read the comic or watch the TV show, you can still play and enjoy this game. It's a completely standalone story. While there are some mild easter eggs for fans of the show/comic, you can still understand the game just fine without any prior knowledge of The Walking Dead. See More

The Longest Journey

Top Pro

Fantastic story set in a fascinating world

Maybe the richest, most lore-driven storyline in adventure gaming. Long and complex with great character depth, all woven into a unique and varied world. See More

Top Con

Some convoluted puzzles

The quality of puzzles run the gamut, but some are frustratingly obtuse. This can be frustrating and leave the payer scratching their head as to what to do next. See More

InventiveRuohtta's Experience

I loved the characters and storyline. The strength of this game is the imagination of it's creator. Not only the story fascinating but the drawings were well done. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Adventure

Co-Op:Single player

Top Pro

Beautiful graphics

Grim Fandango Remastered

Top Pro

Inspired by the day of the Dead holiday, Mexican folklore and film Noire

Grim Fandango is self admittedly inspired by the Day of the Dead Mexican holiday as well as Noir style films. See More

Top Con

Improved controls and interface

The controls were remastered to feel like more modern point and click adventure games I instead of the tank controls that turned so long time gamers off. From fully enjoying the game. The UI was cleaned up and made easier to use See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

Challenging

Compared to modern point and click Grim Fandango actually requires the player to pay closer attention to details or even take their own notes. While this may not be everyones cup of tea, for long time point and click adventure game players it is a refreshing change back to the norm. See More

Top Con

Some puzzles are obtuse

While the quality of puzzles is generally fantastic, there are a few offenders that may force players to resort to a "hail Mary" strategy of clicking anything and everything in hopes of stumbling on the solution. See More

Top Pro

A world of depth

The world is immersive and the characters feel like real people. See More

Top Con

No tutorial

A missed opportunity with this remake is the chance to finally add a tutorial. See More

Top Pro

Stellar writing and voice acting

While the art design and music come together to create a cohesive world oozing with atmosphere, the near-Pixar quality voice work and writing breath life into the characters in way few other games have managed to achieve. See More

Top Pro

Improved controls and UI

The controls were remastered to feel like more modern point and click adventure games I instead of the tank controls that turned so long time gamers off. From fully enjoying the game. The UI was cleaned up and made easier to use See More

Top Pro

New commentary track

The current remastered developers have added a new commentary track from the original key developers to the game. See More

Broken Age

Top Pro

Polished art design

The graphics, music and voice acting are all top notch. Considering the amount of money this game made through its Kickstarter, it is no surprise the extent of the polish of the game. See More

Top Con

Poor story in second act

The second act of the game has an increasingly incoherent story that explains very little of what is going on. Considering the first act ends with a cliffhanger and many questions to be asked, to see the second half explain almost none of it makes for a frustrating story. See More

AgreeableWambeen's Experience

My kids and I have played through this at least 3 times over the years. It's a creative story that could get a little creepy for younger kids. The art is very well done. As with most point and clicks, some puzzles are difficult to piece together especially when you have access to many areas. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Broken Sword Series

Top Pro

Real places and historic elements

The games are sometimes based on real historic elements, symbols entwined with the storyline making it somewhat credible, improving the game's atmosphere. See More

Top Con

Director's Cut Editions

New editions exist for the first and second games, and they ruined the gameplay by expanding the game mechanics in ways that didn't exist in the original games. See More

CleverDamu's Experience

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Top Pro

Captivating plot and puzzles

The Broken Sword Series presents five intriguing stories filled with smart and sometimes amusing puzzles and remarks for the protagonists. The amazing artsy graphics and the amazing soundtrack draws you in the game's atmosphere making the playing experience authentic, you can feel the story, you feel you're taking part in it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBAw_T7W8e4 See More

Top Pro

90s games that still echo these days

There's no wonder that the legacy still lingers and remakes were made and graphic enhancements, even less doubt the story and the games overall are amazing as they still resound and live in present. With the addition of the latest installment these games will live forever. See More

Top Pro

Free Episode

The is a free fan-made game Broken Sword 2.5 available that plays after the second game and uses the same art-style, game mechanics and voice actors as the two first games. See More

Day of the Tentacle Remastered

Top Pro

Timeless cartoony art style

The game has a cartoon art style as well as animation that is meticulously detailed without taking shortcuts like reusing frames when a unique one would work better. The game also plays like a cartoon as well, with the same silliness and gags that you would expect from a classic episode of Loony Tunes. See More

Top Con

Some puzzle solutions can be a stretch

Most of the puzzles in the game make sense, with item combinations that one can usually think about coming to a useful conclusion. But some of the puzzles take this a step too far and are not as logical in their conclusions, this can be frustrating for the player and may turn some people off of the game. See More

MeticulousBirrahgnooloo's Experience

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

Time travel makes you think 4 dimensionally

The major unique gameplay mechanic in DOTT is time travel, which lends much more depth to puzzles. Instead of dealing with one linear feeling storyline, there are 3 different time periods that interact with each other making for more unique gameplay and allows you to attempt many different puzzles in parallel which can interact with each other through the passing of time. See More

Top Con

No hints

There is no in-game hint system to help them when they run into the few unintuitive puzzles, meaning the player will either have to tough it out, or consult an online guide. Both of which can be immersion breaking and disrupts the flow of enjoyment of the game. See More

Top Pro

Classic pixel graphics still available

For purists or those that would like to see how the original looked, there is a graphical setting to switch to the original graphics. See More

Top Pro

Filled with humor

The game often uses gags and jokes that call back to the first time they were told in the game making for a game that points out its own humor through the process of inside jokes to the player. This gives an inclusive feeling to the player, that they are part of the game. See More

Top Pro

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Top Pro

Ridiculous puzzles

DOTT's puzzles are a bit more out there than your typical adventure game flair, but while they'll leave you scratching your head, when you solve them, you wont just feel accomplished, but it will also be hilarious. See More

Top Pro

Completely new re-drawn graphics

In order to update the game for modern hardware, the graphics have been entirely re-drawn from scratch for HD displays. This makes for a much improved experience in the graphical department that sees a classic improved for modern use. Luckily the new graphics still exude the excellence of the original, meaning there is no loss of quality or feeling of the game. See More

Primordia

Top Pro

Multiple puzzle solutions and story paths

Many of the puzzles in this game have multiple solutions which lead to different story paths. For example, during one scene, the robots can attempt to persuade a self-aware virus to stop its destructive behavior, or they can simply just smash the computer terminal to end the threat. This choice of action leads to different results later in the game. These kind of choices persist throughout most of the game, making the puzzle-solving a breath of fresh air in the adventure gaming genre. Primordia gives the player real choices with real consequences. Some are minor choices, some are major events - but all of them will influence how the story plays out and concludes. See More

Top Con

A few tedious puzzles

There are a few tedious puzzles in the game which will require either a photographic memory, or a pen and paper, to solve. One glaring example is a puzzle where you need to stop an argument between two robots that results in a rather complicated math equation. Another such example is having to use a computer terminal which, when accessed, simply gives you an open-ended 'Search' query and not much else to go on. It's only through some trial and error that you ultimately figure out how you're supposed to be using the terminal, but it's pretty unintuitive in how it's presented. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

Thought-provoking story

Within the first few minutes of gameplay, it may appear to solely consist of self-aware robots surviving in a harsh world long after man has disappeared. However, the story takes a sharp turn into many ethical, religious, and moral issues which ultimately result in an extremely well-written and thought-provoking story. As the game unravels, the robots go as far as to ponder their creator, the meaning of consciousness, and the difference between right and wrong. The player is presented with many different morality choices during gameplay that will determine the ending, and ultimately the fate of their world as a whole. Primordia is especially known for its symbolism, especially as to how it relates to religion in our world. Some of the robots believe they were created by Man (God) and others don't believe it, or refuse to accept it. Since man no longer exists in Primordia's world, it is a constant source of debate among the robots. Horatio, the character we assume the role of for the duration of the game, even has an inventory item called "The Book of Man" which is symbolic of the bible. This type of symbolism runs deep in the game, and for the careful observer, all sorts of parallels can be found between our real world and the game world. See More

Top Pro

Characters feel fleshed out and detailed

Many of the robot denizens that populate the game world have their own goals, personalities, and quirks. Their personalities change over time based on the player's interactions with them, and what choices the player made. Whether it's the comic relief from our sarcastic sidekick Crispin, to the lone robot who guards the Shrine of Man, each and every character no matter how minor is given a level of unique detail and depth that makes them feel alive and a part of the world. See More

Syberia

Top Con

Tedious gameplay

Simply moving around is frustrating due to horrible player movement resulting in exceedingly long waiting times to reach destinations by feet which is the basic form of gameplay throughout the game. See More

Top Pro

One of the best examples of classic adventure games

SuaveKarpos's Experience

Fantastic story, music and graphics kept me happy for hours and hours loved them x See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mostly Positive

DelightfulHedetet's Experience

Loved it! The atmosphere, the storyline I can imagine actually happening to a person, puzzles that make you think and keep track of the storytelling but at the same time do not take out anything from immersive experience. Loved the stempunk style too. See More

SuccinctKinieGer's Experience

fantastic story and graphics See More

Night in the Woods

Top Pro

Well-written side characters

Every character feels like they have a history and realistic personal motivations, even when they're left unexplained. Mae's friends are all different yet interesting in their own ways, like Gregg who's always happy to see her and helps Mae feel like someone truly cares, and Bea with her biting sarcasm and apathy that seem to cover up her more complex issues. The residents of the town also talk about things in ways that are true-to-life, like how they gossip about their neighbors as you listen in, or just flat-out tell you sometimes to leave them alone. Every character in the game feels like a real person, whether they're central to the story or just one of the NPCs you see sitting on their porch all the time. See More

Top Con

Some pacing issues with the story

The story slogs through the premise of Mae's anxieties and disillusionment for a long time until it suddenly switches somewhere in the middle. There are a few hints here and there about how and why the plot becomes a murder mystery, but these things seem inconsequential and not as important as Mae's personal issues. It ends up feeling strange to change things up partway through to something unrelated to the original premise. While the murder mystery isn't necessarily bad, it would have been nice to see a more focused insight and resolution to Mae's young adult troubles. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Overwhelmingly Positive

Genre:Adventure, Narrative

Top Pro

The simplistic gameplay is surprisingly fun

Running around the side-scrolling town as Mae day in and day out is more enjoyable than it sounds at first. It's mundane, but there's a lot of meaning to find around the town if you're willing to look for it. You go wherever you want, finding out stories about the townspeople and the town itself, or hanging out with friends for scripted story moments. Poking around all over town to find out the history is pretty cool, like the underground diner that Mae used to steal from back in the day, or the old shopping mall that barely gets any customers anymore. When you're not talking to people or going somewhere, you can play around with the rhythm mini-game as you practice with Mae's bass either in her room or in her old band with her group of friends. You can fall into a nice habit of checking in with the NPCs and locations you care about most, almost like in real life where you prioritize the people and places you spend the most time around. See More

Top Con

The main character is insufferable at first

It's hard to like Mae from the start for a few reasons. She's extremely self-centered, she likes to steal for the thrills, and she has no interest whatsoever in fixing her shortcomings. Her life seems to be one awkward moment after another where you can't help but cringe in embarrassment, like in one early scene where she gets drunk at a party and blabs away about her personal problems after spending hours telling herself she wouldn't. As you get to know her, Mae might grow on you, but if you're the type to lose your patience with people who are immature, then you probably won't like her all that much. See More

Top Pro

Great coming-of-age story

The coming-of-age story in Night in the Woods is unconventional for a video game, making it more unique and intriguing. After dropping out of college, the main character, Mae, struggles with her own disillusionment in life and refusal to grow up, all the while her old friends find success and move on without her. You join in on that struggle as you live as Mae: aimlessly going around town talking to everyone and listening to their worries, browsing your laptop when you're supposed to be doing other important things, and even pressing a button to wake up in bed every morning as a reminder of how mundane life can be. You see all the ways she doesn't necessarily want to grow up, wishing she could stay a kid forever, but then she talks to an old acquaintance who thinks she's washed up now, making her feel anxious about her failings as a young adult. This type of story is familiar for anyone who has also had a hard time with similar problems, and eye-opening for anyone who hasn't. See More

Top Pro

Tragic, realistic setting and NPCs

Night in the Woods is set in Possum Springs, once a booming mine town but now a forgotten speck on the map, rife with poverty and decay. Its history is based on several real Adirondack towns, and its portrayal of rural decline is painfully accurate. The townspeople you talk to lament about having to close down their businesses, or wonder out loud how they'll make ends meet. Everyone's economic hardships feel real and relevant to anyone who's gone through the same thing or knows someone else who has. See More

The Walking Dead A New Frontier

Top Pro

Main character Javi is very likeable

Main protagonist Javi is a bit of screw-up and the black sheep of his family when the story starts. However, as the world starts to fall apart, he quickly grows into his own and becomes a very likeable character. He is forced into many tough situations where he is always putting his family's safety above his own, and as a result, we get to watch him grow as a person. Overall, he is very easy to relate to and it's fun to cheer him along on his journey from goofball to hero. Javi is a great new addition to the series. See More

Top Con

Too many quicktime events

QTEs are used during action sequences, which is fine, but sometimes they are used in places where they are not needed, such as pushing a dumpster to block a doorway or connecting some wires. These unnecessary QTEs disrupt the pace of the story at best, and at worst, completely ruin immersion by having to repeat the same frustrating sequence over and over when you mess up. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Story Rich, Adventure

Top Pro

Great story

TWD: A New Frontier features a brand new story in The Walking Dead universe with an all new cast of characters. This time around, you play as Javi, an ex-baseball player with a gambling problem who is trying to protect his family during the zombie apocalypse. Javi is somewhat of the black sheep of the family, but as the world devolves in chaos, he is forced to step up and protect his sister-in-law, nephew, and niece after his brother disappears. The four of them hit the road together to salvage for supplies and search for a new safe place to call home. During the course of the story, you'll be fighting for survival in this messed up world, meeting interesting characters, running into plenty of problems, and making really tough choices to save yourself and your loved ones along the way. See More

Top Con

Very short

For a $25 game, only having seven to eight hours of playtime among five episodes is pretty poor. Each episode is only 60-90 minutes long, whereas episodes in the other two games in the series were around three hours apiece. While the story itself is great, it is overall much, much shorter than season one and two, which may be a great disappointment to some. See More

Top Pro

Voice acting is incredible

Voice actors deliver their lines with a lot of emotion, never feeling forced or fake. This excellent acting really helps draw you into the story and its characters. There's a lot of great chemistry between the various voice actors as well, resulting in conversations that flow well and sound very natural. See More

Top Con

Some choices will be biased towards Clementine

The whole reason season one and two existed was to tell the story of Clementine. She has grown into the beloved character of the franchise. This third installment in the series, however, has us playing as a new character named Javi. Clementine is still heavily involved the storyline, and this is where the issue arises. Sometimes we are asked to make choices as Javi that involve Clementine. However, since we've built up a strong liking for Clementine over the past two games, it's way too easy to swing all choices in her favor - even if Javi wouldn't actually make those choices himself. This can be bit a immersion breaking and make for some rather biased decisions that make little to no sense in the actual context of the story. See More

Top Pro

Loads of difficult and impactful choices

At the heart of this story-driven game are the wide array of interesting choices you get to make. What you say and do will have an impact on how the story plays out, so it's kind of fun to ponder each one. Characters will remember your past actions and conversations, which means all your decisions and dialogue choices carry a lot of meaningful weight. How you choose to interact with various characters will influence how they treat you down the line. Each episode contains many different dialogue paths, as well as 3-4 major heart-wrenching, tough, and super impactful decisions that literally determine the fate of each character and how the story unfolds. See More

Top Pro

The game is cross-platform

You can play it on PC, Mac, PS4, Xbox One, iOS, Kindle Fire HDX, and Android. See More

Top Pro

Huge amount of replayability

Resembling an interactive novel, TWD: A New Frontier plays out as a series of dialogue choices or decisions that result in specific actions. It's pretty interesting to replay the game many times and choose all the different ways of handling situations just to see how they play out. See More

Top Pro

Maintains a sense of familiarity while offering a new perspective

Even though we take on the role of the new character Javi this time around, an old fan favorite, Clementine, makes an appearance and becomes heavily involved in the story as well. The inclusion of Clementine in the story and the newfound relationship between Javi and Clem really adds a wonderful touch of familiarity to the series, while still giving us an all new story to play through. We get to see the world through Javi's eyes, instead of Clem's, which is an interesting perspective shift. See More

Kentucky Route Zero

Top Con

No puzzles

Deviating from the norm of a point and click adventure, there are no puzzles to be found in the game. So for those looking for a traditional point and click may be disappointed. See More

Top Pro

Very atmospheric

From the soundtrack and sound effects to the stylistic graphics, Kentucky Route Zero exudes atmosphere. See More

CleverDamu's Experience

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Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

A game about the journey, not the destination

Players can casually play Kentucky Route Zero without being punished. See More

Top Pro

Camera movement pulls player in

Unlike a lot of adventure games that have static cameras, Kentucky Route Zero has a camera that pans, zooms and rotates, giving a deeper sense of immersion. See More

The Blackwell Series

Top Pro

Engaging story

This is a very story- and character-driven experience, about the suicide of 3 NYU students being investigated by the protaganist and her ghost sidekick, and manages to create the world and characters effectively in its short run time. See More

RickZeeland's Experience

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Top Pro

Multi-platform

It runs on all systems that have AGS(Adventure Game Studio)-ports. See More

Holo Deck's Experience

I loved those five games they had a very rich story and great visuals like the most Wadjet Eye AGS games. See More

Top Pro

Very affordable

Due to its short runtime this is set at an inexpensive price point even at full price. See More

The Journey Down Series

Top Con

Naive story

The story is very naive and one-dimensional; there are good guys and bad guys, and bad guys do bad things because they are bad. While the plot itself is okay and can certainly be liked, some of the situations are really banal, bearing resemblance to a bedtime story. See More

Top Pro

Unique Style

Self described as an "afro-caribbean" vibe. With character faces that resemble tribal masks as well as the main characters sporting Caribbean accents there is no doubt the game was designed with black culture in mind. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Con

Chapters are extremely short

Even though the game is broken up into separately purchasable chapters, each chapter is pretty short, even when considering all chapters combined the game in full will still be short. See More

Top Pro

Satisfying puzzles

The Journey Down offers challenging puzzles that give the user quite a bit of satisfaction when solved. Not that they are too difficult but just not that the game hands the answers to the player on a platter either. See More

Top Pro

Quality presentation

The characters are 3D rendered on top of beautiful hand painted backgrounds with it all blending nicely to a very neatly finished look. See More

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