If you're craving a chilling story rather than a jump scare this Halloween, point-and-click horror games might be exactly what you need. These atmospheric adventures combine haunting visuals, eerie ...

Qual Button has released the reveal trailer for comedy point-and-click adventure game A Week in the Life of Asocial Giraffe. “With A Week in the Life of Asocial Giraffe we wanted to make a game that ...

There was a time when gaming was as simple as clicking a computer mouse. While point-and-click mechanics have largely given way to more engaging and sophisticated gameplay, the genre’s heyday in the ...

If you're interested in oddities from the period you probably know Inscape as the publisher of the aforementioned Drowned God ...

Point-and-click games come in all shapes and sizes. Some fall into the mystery category, for example, placing players in the shoes of a grizzled detective, while others are light and whimsical, with ...

A Tale of Two Kingdoms is a point-and-click adventure that easily feels like it could have come out in the early nineties, during the golden age of point-and-click adventures. With beautiful pixel art ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Unsettling, smart, and emotionally cathartic, Phoenix Springs has depth beyond its gorgeous, hyper-stylized ...

From the desk of VValak Lizardtongue, Grand Shepherd of the Tyrythian Empire: Well this is just complete and utter bullshit. Those idiotic, moronic Terranoids think they can just roll in here and take ...

Indie developer Dionous Games is introducing gamers to an entirely new point-and-click adventure, Theropods, where both humans and dinosaurs exist together. The game is built one pixel at a time, and ...

With the narrative snap of a LucasArts game, the foreboding mood of the Black Mirror trilogy, and the complex pixel art of last year’s Arco (a personal GOTY), the new point-and-click game The Drifter ...

Point-and-click horror doesn’t usually lunge at you; it strolls in, straightens the curtains, and then quietly rearranges ...

Each day, after getting out of elementary school, I trundled to my public library, and with spongy headphones and sticky fingers, I would select the same point-and-click mystery game to inch through.