Death Corp., a new 2D point-and-click adventure game, is set to launch on Kickstarter on February 6, 2023. The game's developer, Alberto Costa, is offering a quick demo on Steam and itch.io for those ...

The Point-And-Click Hasn't Always Been An Indie-Only Genre At the time, point-and-clicks were some of the biggest games being made. LucasArts, which (alongside Sierra On-Line) defined the look and ...

But unlike the previous games in the series—all comedic point-and-click adventures—this one ... unforgiving life-and-death arena feels a little off to me. It's an interesting idea, though ...

Point-and-click adventure games were once the dominant genre in ... danger, and possibly death. But that shouldn’t stop people as good as you, right? You’ll see classic characters and meet ...

AdVenture Capitalist is a very unique point-and-click title in that the game will “play itself ... Wright was an adventurer, and upon his death, he left an attic full of items for his ...

As players turned their attention to vast open worlds, immersive first-person action, and online multiplayer experiences, the era of lengthy puzzle games fell into dormancy. If a point-and-click ...

Currently in development, Holstin combines 90s survivor horror aspects with gorgeous pixel graphics to create something ...

Kathy Rain, by Swedish developers Clifftop Games, is a glorious example of a straightforward, unembellished point-and-click adventure ... to her hometown after the death of her grandfather ...

Dive into the well-known myths of Lovecraft in a whole new way with this immersive, first-person, point-and-click, graphic adventure, with a taste of survival horror. Investigate and Solve ...

I don’t know when people started announcing the death of adventure games, but I know it didn’t work. When LucasArts and Sierra stopped point-and-click development at the end of the '90s it was ...

Even though Gilbert still made point-and-click games in his spare time as a way ... In The Shivah, Rabbi Stone is investigating the death of someone who used to be a member of his synagogue.

Today, point-and-click games may seem anachronistic. Theyre misconstrued as clunky, slow, and needlessly complex. However, they were once the epitome of immersive games. Long before big-name ...