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La villa del seis

Yasmina Llaveria y Juan Alba M

4 (1096)

La villa del seis is a graphical adventure game that follows the lines of the classic games in the genre which already dominated computer screens a decade ago. This time, the game is developed in PHP and DHTML and works using a browser. The La villa del seis plot starts out with a trip to see a meteor shower in La Mussara (Tarragona) which you will never get to see. On your way there, something falls from the sky and you feel the need to investigate where that strange light is coming from. The theme can be classified as psychological horror; it's embellished with somber and mysterious scenes. To play, you'll just need the browser and the mouse. By clicking on the objects on the screen you'll be able to apply all the commands you want on them, or you can write them out to play in conversational adventure mode. To move you'll have the 4 cardinal points, and a map which will serve as a guide when you are stuck in the middle of resolving the mystery.

Gray Matter

N/A

4 (1002)

Gray Matter is a traditional point&click game in which we take the role of Samantha Everett, an street artist who is in the middle of a misterious and overnatural story. One of the reasons that make this game so special is that it has been developed by Jane Jense, one of the best and most popular adventure designers thanks to her work in the sage Grabriel Knight. You play using point&click, that means you'll do all actions using the mouse: talk, catch items, use them,... Gray Matter is one of the best Point&Click games of the decade. If you like the genre, this is a must have.

Summer Session

Tycoon Games

5 (568)

Summer Session is a conversational graphic adventure where your main objective is to get one (or several) dates for your friendly protagonist, who is a high school student. So, you'll have to choose which types of activities you want to do during the week, like staying in your room to play video games, going to parties, playing sports, or studying in the library. And, of course, you'll meet different types of girls depending on the activities you do. Once you meet one of them, the fun starts. You can choose different kinds of dialogue to try and make the girls fall in love with you. Summer Session is a very fun adventure game. Although it's not explicit, it does deal with some 'hot' topics.

The Adventures of Fatman

Wadjet Eye Games

5 (826)

The Adventures of Fatman is a classic graphic adventure where you play the odd superhero Fatman (a Batman parody), who has to save his city from the threat of a new supervillain. Throughout your new adventure, you'll visit more than 40 different locations, where you have to pick up objects and use them to interact with elements in the setting or talk to the other characters. (In other words, everything you'd do in a classic 90s graphic adventure.) That said, just in case you're a newcomer to the genre, the game includes two difficulty modes: one for beginners and another for experts. In the first you can get clues and hints to make the adventure easier going. The Adventures of Fatman is an entertaining game that, despite being pretty short (you can finish it in a few hours), has an interesting enough story to make it worthwhile.

The Marionette

TuneX

3 (920)

The Marionette is a first-person graphic adventure where you play a sculptor named Martin who, one ill-fated day, receives a mysterious package. While opening it, Martin passes out and wakes up in a strange house. There, a mysterious man tells him that he has to play following a series a rules or he'll never make it home. From this point, a traditional graphic adventure begins, where, from a first-person perspective, you have to explore the house and decipher the mysteries it holds. That is, if you want to make it home. The Marionette is an intriguing graphic adventure that, in addition to being completely free, has an excellent story line that's worth discovering.

Hacker Evolution Duality

exosyphen studios

5 (598)

Hacker Evolution Duality is about Brian Spencer a brilliant programmer who became a hacker and used his knowledge to put the brakes on artificial intelligence, something he had played a part in creating. In the game, while the story is being told, you have to get to be able to pass several security systems that range from a simple firewall, in which you have to pirate someone's computer, to more serious ones that protect data bases of banks. The graphic interface, which can be hard to get used to, gives you an intentionally complicated environment in which you feel like a hacker while you are breaking through security systems and more. Hacker Evolution Duality is a very special game because you have to be good at English, patient and like stories about information systems pirates in order to enjoy it.

Tick Tock Isle

Squidder Shins

4 (527)

Tick Tock Isle is a 2D adventure platformer where you play Strike, a young engineer sent to the past by accident who now has to go back to his own time by fixing the machine he traveled in. The gameplay is pretty simple. You can do things like picking up objects and using them by moving the cursor, and use the arrow keys to move your character from left to right and jump. You can also use the mouse to access your inventory, from which you can use any item you have previously picked up. The graphics in Tick Tock Isle are really charming, with pixelated designs reminiscent of 16-bit games. The map is designed with a lot of attention to detail, creating a truly immersive experience. Tick Tock Isle is a fun and charming game. Its gameplay, as well as the storyline, makes it perfect for any kind of audience. That said, fans of time travel will probably enjoy it even more.

The Cat Lady

Harvester Games

4 (1059)

The Cat Lady is a horror graphic adventure from the creator of the equally terrifying adventure Downfall. In it, the player controls a woman in her early forties who, without friends or family, finds herself suicidal. Nevertheless, certain events will transpire to change this situation. The game mechanics are faithful to classic graphic adventures, with simple controls and puzzles to put the player's intelligence to the test. You'll need to use your head if you want the protagonist to survive a string of events that will give you goosebumps. The Cat Lady isn't for everyone. Not only are there scenes with a lot of gore and blood, but it also hits on some rather adult themes that might be too intense for a younger audience. The graphics, while not particularly extraordinary, nevertheless have a unique style that goes well with the scary subject of the game. The Cat Lady is an interesting horror graphic adventure game, a story of intrigue where the supernatural and the earthly combine to create a unique experience.

Zelda Classic

ZeldaClassic.com

3 (763)

Zelda Classic is a remake of the original Zelda for NES, perfectly adapted for modern operating systems, allowing you to enjoy all the magic of The Legend of Zelda on your computer. The game comes with many new features and improvements in regards to the original version, which you can access simply via the launcher that comes included. You can adjust the resolution, the type of graphics, the window color, in addition to many other options. Also, a really awesome feature that Zelda Classic comes with is a map and campaign editor, which allows you to create your own Zelda levels, and even change the graphics. Putting these details aside, Zelda Classic is exactly what you would expect it to be: the original game, with the original story line and gameplay, but designed so you can play it on your keyboard by just double clicking the shortcut on your desktop. Zelda Classic is currently one of the greatest ways to play the original game from the saga. It is truly indispensable for videogame enthusiasts, and will make the nostalgic fall in love, and allow those who didn't experience it in their youth discover completely new worlds.

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Teckel Studios

2 (1036)

Raiders of the Lost Ark is a graphical adventure game from Lucas Arts, in which the player takes the role of Indiana Jones and has to relive the classic story of 'Indiana Jones and the Lost Ark'. It has identical graphics and interface to those we saw back in the day in 'Indiana Jones and Atlantis'. The gameplay is simliar to all the other 'point and click' adventures. That is, you have to collect objects and use them in the right places, talking to characters for clues, and so on. This version of the game, which is still unfinished, only includes the jungle and temple from in the beginning of the film. So you can relive those moments as often as you like, but once you finish them, it´s game over. Graphically, Raiders of the Lost Ark is stuck firmly in the nineties, but has some quite beautiful and detailed backdrops, along with some very good character models. Raiders of the Lost Ark is a retro graphic adventure, and has all the ingredients to become a must have title. It doesn´t have the sense of humor of the classic Lucas titles, but it does have some very good ideas that are well executed.

The King of the Wood

allen

5 (701)

The King of the Wood is a first-person adventure game set in a futuristic world where cyborgs live alongside humans. In it you play a detective charged with capturing renegade cyborgs. Your mission, revealed at the very start of the adventure, consists of going to a mansion where a cyborg has taken possession of the body and life of a human. Thus you'll grab your gun and your car and head to the mansion, prepared to complete your mission. Of course, The King of the Wood isn't just a walk in the park. In the mansion, you'll find different puzzles to solve and even some robots to shoot at, and in the end it's up to you to decide what to do once you've found your objective. Visually, The King of the Wood is quite impressive. Even without flashy graphics, the game's simple polygonal models and good use of light give it a great look. The King of the Wood is a really interesting interactive experience. It's not a typical game that you'd consider especially fun, but it does offer 'something different' that you can experience in less than 15 or 20 minutes.

Incursion

Julian Walch

3 (835)

Incursion is a text adventure where you'll have to make your way through a strange story that combines epic fantasy with modern elements, creating an adventure that's reminiscent in lots of ways of Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery. The game is exclusively controlled with the keyboard, and the player's actions are normally restricted to typing in the text field. To begin, for instance, you just type the name of the protagonist and the city where all the events will occur. One of the most remarkable aspects of the game is its graphics, which also bring to mind the aforementioned Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery. All the settings and characters were exquisitely designed pixel by pixel, and just watching the game on the screen will be a delight for lovers of all things retro. Incursion is a very entertaining adventure game with a fun story and an original interactive experience that will appeal to any gamer looking for something different.

Actual Sunlight

William Pugh

5 (602)

Actual Sunlight is a pretty unique adventure game in which you play as Evan Winter, a young worker in Toronto, who goes through some big life changes. The game takes you through a journey that, hopefully, will make you feel exactly what the developers intended. Throughout the game, which is pretty linear, you can meet other characters that share their lives with you. Some will leave an impression on you but others won't. In the end, all of them come together to make a transcendental discovery for Evan. The gameplay is mininmalistic as you'll be limited to moving Evan around each phase in his life. The real core of the game isn't controlling him, rather trying to figure out who he really is. Grafically, Actual Sunlight isn't too incredible. Its visuals come directly from Game Maker and RPG Maker and leave the game as a bit of an eyesore. However, the game still has a lot going for it despite the low graphics. Actual sunlight is a distinctive game that is desirably potrayed even for the most seasoned gamers who expect something more than waves of zombies, pissed off soviets, and machine guns.

7 Days a Skeptic

Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw

4 (514)

7 Days a Skeptic is the sequel to the horror adventure '5 Days a Stranger,' which occurs four years after the first of Trilby's adventures. This time the hero is Jonathan Somerset, a psychologist on the spaceship Mephistopheles which is led by Barry Chahal. The story unfolds from his point of view, and it begins when the ship sensors detect an object floating in space which turns out to be a metal locker. After retrieving the box and bringing it onto the ship, an ancient evil spirit that has been sleeping for centuries awakens. And just like in '5 Days a Stranger,' you'll be trapped in a closed area with a supernatural force that is trying to kill you in any way possible. Your options are pretty typical as far as adventure games are concerned: you can talk to characters, look at and pick up objects, use your inventory, and so on. 7 Days a Skeptic is a terrifying adventure. Thanks to its excellent set of puzzles and great design, it's an unforgettable experience for fans of the genre, especially if you like Chzo Myths.

Blockscape

N/A

2 (673)

Blockscape is a free construction game made in purest Minecraft style; it is based on the great game created by Mojang, and offers a relatively similar experience, only much more beautiful. Blockscape, like all the other 'sandbox' block games, lets you modify the scenery to your will by taking away blocks from the ground (sand), the walls (stones), and even the trees (wood); to then use them in creating your own structures. The main difference is that Blockscape's creation mode is much more versatile. Even though Blockscape will have more game modes in the future, the only one currently available in the development phase is 'survival mode', which lets you start off on a desert island to then let loose your imagination by taking out blocks and putting them somewhere else. One of the most impressive aspects of Blockscape is its graphics, which contrast quite a bit with the other Minecraft 'clones' out there. The water, the sky, and the ground and wall textures all have amazing detail. Blockscape is a very fun 'sandbox' that apart from standing out with its graphics, also comes with a gameplay that is slightly different to the usual in so far as block removal and placement is concerned.

Homesick

technicalpickles

3 (886)

Homesick is a 2D horror game where you play a young woman visiting the abandoned house where her brother and his wife and children were murdered. When she arrives, the first thing she notices is that the lights are not working, so she has to use her flashlight. Soon after getting in the house, she realizes that the door has mysteriously gotten stuck, and then discovers she is not alone. Some sort of ghost armed with a pair of enormous butcher knives is following your protagonist throughout the house. Your task is twofold: to discover what happened in the house and to stop the creature from killing your character. To do this, you'll have to try to keep the lights off as long as possible and not make any noise running. Still, no matter what happens, you'll never be entirely safe. Homesick is a 2D horror game that manages to be genuinely terrifying. You're guaranteed to jump in your chair every time the ghost appears.

Segatakai

Bleak Peaks Games

4 (952)

Segatakai is a horror adventure game that fits into the increasingly more popular slender games category; it puts you in an Asian-inspired house in the middle of a sinister forest and lets you roam about. Segatakai's gameplay is just like all the other games in its genre: find eight pages that are strewn about the scene, trying to avoid the creature that is on the loose and is trying to find and kill you. Your only defense is a lamp, which you can turn on and off as needed. During the adventure you'll also need keys to open certain doors. These keys can be found randomly strewn about the scene. Some will be inside closets... others on top of paintings... and others just lying on the ground. Your mission on Segatakai will be to find the eight pages with notes that describe 'Slender' so you can escape from its claws. And it won’t be easy, considering that it will, sooner or later, start to chase you and appear where you least expect it. Segatakai is a very good slender game that not only comes with an Asian-inspired scene and amazing graphics, but also includes terrifying sound effects and a dare system for those brave enough for it.

Vanish

Vanish AI

4 (1086)

Vanish is a first person adventure horror game in which you control a character who wakes up in some type of underground cell without knowing how and why he's there. It doesn’t take long for him to notice that the back fence is broken, so he can go out onto the sewage tunnels... which ends up being a very bad idea. Shortly after starting to wander the dark tunnels you'll start to find notes glued to the wall that give you clues on where to go and what to expect. The problem is you are not alone down there. A mysterious creature is with you, and if you get too close, it'll instantly kill you. Your objective is thus to try to escape the sewers in any way possible. To do so you'll not only have to explore in search of a way out, but you'll also have to try not to make any noise and hide from the creature. Vanish is a first person adventure horror game that is very similar to other slender style games, only instead of having this mythical creature stalking you, it has a monster that's relatively similar to the ones on the great videogame, Amnesia.

Kraven Manor

Demon Wagon Studios

4 (1055)

Kraven Manor is a free and independent first-person horror game in which the players have to sneak into the mysterious Kraven Mansion to find out what exactly is going on in there. The first thing that grabs your attention about Kraven Manor is its spectacular visuals. This is principally due to its Unreal Engine (one of the most popular engines for commercial releases), which together with excellent lighting and some gorgeous textures makes every hall and parlor of the mansion come alive. Kraven Manor's mechanism harks back to other popular horror titles like Amnesia: The Dark Descent. That is, you have to explore the game's different spaces looking for various objects you can then use to solve different puzzles. Along the way, you also have to look out for a creature that lives in the mansion. This creature, a sort of bloody mannequin, will start just by watching you, then start to threaten you, and finally, will spring into action and come after you. Kraven Manor is a horror adventure that, thanks to its excellent setting, outstanding graphics, remarkable mechanism, and highly engaging story, has managed to become one of the best titles in its genre.

Masked

N/A

3 (553)

Masked is a first-person graphic adventure that takes place mainly inside a room. Your hero has been locked inside by a masked woman, who will only communicate with you through a crystal. After a brief conversation with the woman, you discover that, for some reason, she is angry with you - in fact, she seems to know you quite well. It doesn't take long to figure out that this woman is an ex... or maybe something more. It's also clear that you've done something to make her angry. Your objective, in any case, is to escape the room using the items that you find within it. So, you'll need to examine all of the objects around you - there aren't many - and collect things like coins, keys, and metal bars, then figure out how you're supposed to use them. Masked behaves like a traditional graphic adventure, where you have to pick up objects, examine them, and use them to solve puzzles. It's a horror adventure that is short but intense, in which you need to solve puzzles and make it through terrifying situations derived from the main storyline.

Path of Shadows

Lince Works

5 (727)

Path of Shadows is an action, adventure and stealth game where you control a shadow assassin who has returned from among the dead to serve the wishes of his goddess. Your objective: to free her from the mysterious warrior clan that is holding her captive. The protagonist of Path of Shadows can use shadows to help him overcome all of the difficulties in his path. One of his most useful abilities is to create shadows anywhere, allowing him to hide. And, thanks to the fact that he can teleport from one shadow to another, you can combine the two skills to safely get to where you need to go. You'll meet many different enemies along your adventure, all of which will be quick to kill you if you give them the chance. That's why it's important to lead off with an attack as soon as you catch sight of one: really the only way is to hide in the shadows and stab them in the back. Path of Shadows is a fun stealth game with outstanding graphics and an interesting storyline. Believe it or not, the game was developed by a group of students, and you can play it for free.

The Kite

N/A

4 (679)

The Kite is a point-and-click graphic adventure where you play Masha, a lady who lives in the suburbs of a generic Big City and has to face some very real problems now affecting certain parts of the population. When you start the adventure, Masha's main problem (and your problem, by extension), is that her son is hungry and there's absolutely nothing to eat in the kitchen. Unfortunately, this is not the only problem. Soon enough, you find out that Masha's husband is an alcoholic abuser who hits her. While he just drinks and watches TV when he gets home, your role is to take care of your little boy. Because of this story, The Kite is not an easy game to swallow. Many of the subjects addressed in this adventure will leave a sour taste in your mouth, but with some luck, it will also make some people think more about them. The Kite is a traditional graphic adventure that beneath its gray and dark graphics hides an even darker and sad story. Obviously this is not a game for everyone, but it still is a highly recommended title.

Stairs

N/A

2 (962)

Stairs is a first-person horror adventure where you play a character who enters a dark abandoned factory complex to find out what happened inside. At the beginning you just have to explore the complex, searching for clues about what has happened. As you penetrate ever further and advance, you'll start to hear the confessions of the last people who were there. That said, it will be a while before you'll start getting properly scared, after discovering a horrible secret. That's when you'll realize you're not alone in the dark ... there's someone else down there with you. When you come face to face with this creature, the only thing you can do is run – run for your life. If the creature catches you, that'll be the end of your life and the game. Stairs is a first-person horror game where you'll be surrounded by darkness most of the time. Without a flashlight, your character won't be able to see a thing ... although sometimes it's best not to see anything anyway.

Env

N/A

3 (530)

Env is a first person survival game set in a world on the brink of destruction, in which you have to try to survive all of the dangers caused by the world falling down (or up) around you for as long as you can. The entire game lasts just six minutes, during which you have to try to survive the end of the world. You will see how the ground begins to crumble beneath your feet, and you have to try not to fall into the abyss because if you do so, you will die. In addition to paying attention to the ground, you also have to avoid the water. If by chance you try to run away from the disaster, you will run into the water. And you will drown. And you will have to start all over again from the beginning. Bad luck to you. Visually speaking, Env is marvelous, particularly when there's lots of movement, as you'll see tons of blocks flying all over the screen. Env is a unique independent game with very interesting gameplay. In addition, it is visually stunning, though it does demand a lot from your computer.

The Well

N/A

3 (818)

The Well is a minimalist interactive experience in which you control an old Chinese traveler who can only jump and move forward and backward. He can also get on a boat to keep moving. What really makes The Well stand out, since its playability and story are practically nonexistent, is the game's charming visual design. Only black and white are used throughout the game, but they manage to construct a landscape within a universe through which you can move freely. As you go on your 'adventure', you'll be able to read texts (in Chinese), although the music is even more important. It is played using an old Chinese instrument that has been around for over five thousand years. The Well is a minimalistic, introspective interactive experience. Instead of providing nonstop action-based gameplay, it proposes an emotional experience to any player who will accept it.

The Raven and the Light

N/A

3 (742)

The Raven and the Light is a horror adventure game in first person, with special focus on the story and narration. There's a lot of text to read in order to understand some of the plot details, and there are even some non-interactive scenes that help in the development of the game. The gameplay in The Raven and the Light is pretty interesting. You move your character like in any other first person adventure. However, to interact with the settings, you move the left arm with one button and the right arm with a different button. This way, you can open doors, pick up objects, and read documents. One of the main problems in The Raven and the Light is how it begins. The game has a really slow first chapter, where you just have to move through the woods, avoiding wolves. This part of the game is pretty boring, but once it's over (in about five minutes), you finally reach the catholic high school where the adventure takes place. The Raven and the Light is a horror adventure game that manages to give a few good scares. The story is also really interesting, and the graphics, although not outstanding, have nice effects.

Redundancy

AntonBezett

2 (730)

Redundancy is an adventure game where you play the head of your office's IT department. The trouble is, all the computers in your office have stopped working, and no one knows why. Now it's up to you to talk to your colleagues and gather information to fix the computers before it's too late. Redundancy's graphics are based on textures, so you can easily identify everything in the room. Using the directional pad on your keyboard to move and your mouse to change the view, you can explore each room as you hunt for more information. If you want to talk with one of your colleagues, simply walk over to them and click. These conversations are the best way to advance your investigation, as they provide the clues you need in order to repair the entire computer system as soon as possible. You'll also have to venture into the basement to fight against various robots who want to stop you at all costs. Reviving your office's computer network all depends on you, so you better get moving.

Monuments to Guilt

louis things

3 (967)

Monuments to Guilt is a strange video game in which you visit a virtual museum, with no objectives other than what a normal person does when visiting a normal museum: hope to discover something new and, with a little luck, to be surprised or amazed. And, considering the particular museum featured in this game, chances are you'll be plenty surprised. Monuments to Guilt's controls are explained on the first wall of the virtual museum, which is integrated into the exhibit itself. With the WASD keys, you can move from side to side, and with the C key, you can crouch; with the right mouse button, on the other hand, you can zoom in on objects of interest. By pressing the ESC key, you can also access the options menu, from which you can change the game resolution with a single click. As already mentioned, in Monuments to Guilt, there are no objectives, and there is no end. Once you start playing, it's up to you to decide when you've seen enough and want to leave. In any case, the truth is that exploring the entire museum from top to bottom, stopping in front of each and every one of the pieces, doesn't take more than half an hour. Luckily, it's a half hour well spent, during which you can learn a little about exclusionary design. But what is exclusionary design? Exclusionary design is a prominent trend in large and modern cities, which consists of designing objects and furniture, such as benches, to be less comfortable, less accessible, and less appealing to the people who may want to use them. And all with the excuse of design and modernity. Inside this virtual museum, you'll find many examples of this practice, with exquisite 3D representations and detailed information about the creation and location of each bench. Monuments to Guilt is an interesting interactive experience that will hopefully open your eyes to a design trend that's as terrible as it is absurd. Cities are filling up with objects and furniture that, instead of being designed for the people, are in fact designed to make everyone more miserable.

Byte of the Draculator

Tim Sycamore

4 (604)

Byte of the Draculator is a short graphic adventure where you play a young man who's been turned into a robot vampire to have a series of experiments done with him. Your aim is to use your ingenuity to escape the military base you find yourself on while picking up and using the many objects found in the setting. It is, in short, the classic gameplay found in all graphic adventures. Pay attention to everything in your surroundings, use the appropriate objects, etc. Byte of the Draculator is a very short and entertaining title with an awesome sense of humor. It's also been dubbed in English and contains great animations.

Cherry Tree High Comedy Club

773

3 (574)

Cherry Tree High Comedy Club is a conversational adventure in which your objective will be to recruit enough members for your high school's comedy club. At the beginning of the game you only have the protagonist and her friend, so you need to get at least three more. How do you get new people to join the club? Very simple: by talking to them. You'll have a limited amount of time before registration for the club is closed; in that time you must participate in many different activities with other students and town citizens. Gameplay is similar to the relationship system you find on Person 3 and Person 4. You'll have to know how to behave with each different person in order to make them your friends and then convince them to join your club. The game's graphics, as can be seen in the images, are not amazing, but are well-designed. Manga fans will be happy, because some of the illustrations are really well made. Cherry Tree High Comedy Club is a fun adventure game that comes with good characters and an original gameplay which hasn't been used much on PC's.

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