Tag: Adventure

A cleverly unsettling SCP adventure in which reality, experimentation and paranoia collide during one of the Foundation's strangest assignments.

A haunting, Dante-inspired descent into family secrets, psychological torment and a beautifully realised Hell, even if this promising horror story reaches its conclusion far too soon.

A lightweight trio of flying, flight training and skydiving challenges that won't satisfy serious simulation fans, but offers enough accessible arcade fun to make taking to the skies an enjoyable short session.

A stylish and ambitious cyberpunk adventure that constantly rewrites the rules, blending sharp pixel art, energetic combat and clever environmental hacking into a surprisingly unpredictable journey.

A charmingly twisted deckbuilder in which adorable animal soldiers march towards glory, sacrifice, and occasionally a horrible death, creating a strategy game with plenty of heart beneath its absurdity.

A charming double dose of 16 bit adventure nostalgia, Shalnor combines Zelda inspired exploration with frantic Gauntlet style combat to create two colourful and likeable fantasy adventures.

A wonderfully heartfelt NES-style adventure that proves colourful pixels, clever exploration and a little cowboy-turtle charm can still work their magic.

A gloriously glitched visual novel where anime romance, arcade minigames and digital obsession collide in an experience every bit as strange as its error message suggests.

Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon Classic HD proves that some ideas really do stand the test of time. Its unforgiving roguelike structure, clever turn-based systems and wonderfully charming Dragon Quest personality make every expedition feel like a gamble worth taking.

Earth Must Die takes the classic point-and-click adventure, throws away the inventory, and replaces it with clever environmental puzzles, character manipulation, and a gloriously filthy British sense of humour. Valak may be one of gaming's most obnoxious protagonists, but beneath the profanity and cosmic stupidity lies a colourful, cleverly designed adventure with bags of personality.