Point-and-click adventure games typically involve character interactions and puzzle-solving that lead to the game’s story progression.
These games mostly focus on narrative, making for an interesting and engaging experience.
After years of incredible productions, the point-and-click genre has become well-established within the gaming community.
The game is set in the early 2000s, giving us a brilliant throwback to a fondly remembered era.
It features the story of the protagonist’s long-term relationship with a girl named Emily.
Throughout the game, you have the option to switch avatars according to whatever is popular in that era.
Talk about school life, parties, and your classmates.
you might plan and choose to attend events or forgo them according to the conversation you and Emily have.
This game adaptation of the most beloved sci-fi movie in history was always bound to be a success.
It accurately depicted the movie’s cyberpunk anesthetics, something that made this title even more captivating.
It also offers a whole other story you would enjoy following.
The game mostly entails investigative activities as opposed to combat and puzzles.
This particular town is named Thimbleweed Park, where you must investigate a recent murder.
Your findings lead you to various people of interest, including some close relatives of the deceased.
It also features an expansive runtime that keeps you engaged for a good while.
They may include puzzles, some of which require you to use multiple characters to solve.
Machinarium
Become a hero and save the world in a puzzle-solving adventure dubbedMachinarium.
You play as Josef, a determined robot that strives to save the city from a heinous bomb plot.
Through solving puzzles, Josef can accomplish the set objectives and progress through different adventures.
The game’s design and soundtrack are amazing displays of the developers' efforts.
The game requires you to repeatedly play through each loop until you solve a mystery.
For instance, as you play the husband in the apartment who witnesses a cop accidentally killing the wife.
After that, you could try doing things differently to prevent the same events.
The tension and adrenaline the game gives out due to the time factor make it a worthwhile experience.
Evans I. Karanja is a freelance writer who loves to write about anything technology.
When not writing, he can be found playing video games or watching F1.
