Game Reviews4.4/10
Syberia’s slow, quiet journey still holds up after 24 years
Syberia (2002) reviewed: Kate Walker's slow voyage from New York lawyer to Eastern Russia, scored 4.4/10 for beautiful art and thin puzzles.
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Tag: point-and-click adventure
Game Reviews7.8/10
Sunday Gold turns every fight into a countdown, and that’s the point
Sunday Gold sends three criminals into a dystopian London to rob a billionaire, where composure matters as much as health. A 7.8/10 review.
Game Reviews7.8/10
A 2017 Detective Game That Leaves the Mystery Unresolved
Tokyo Dark review: Cherrymochi's anime horror mystery sends Detective Itō Ayami after her missing partner, where choices reshape her mind and endings multiply.
Game Reviews7.6/10
Silence, Music, and Memory in a Wordless Puzzle Game From 2020
Luna: The Shadow Dust is Lantern Studio's wordless, hand-animated point-and-click puzzle adventure starring Üri and Layh, with a 7.6 critic score.
Game Reviews7.9/10
Samorost 3 Review: Amanita Design’s Most Ambitious Game, and the One Where the Seams Show
Samorost 3 review: Amanita Design's silent point-and-click adventure scores 7.9/10 — gorgeous nine worlds, a flute mechanic, but a story told in static books.
Game Reviews7.3/10
A hand-animated adventure game about a boy searching for his inventor father in 1950s Ireland
The Little Acre review: a 2016 point-and-click adventure set in 1950s Ireland, where a daughter searches for her missing father. Score: 7.3/10.
Game Reviews7.7/10
The VR Interlude That Keeps Psychonauts’ Story Intact Between Sequels
Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin is a seated VR puzzle adventure bridging Psychonauts and Psychonauts 2. Our review scores it 7.7/10.
Game Reviews7.9/10
Time Loops and Famous Voices Can’t Save Twelve Minutes From Its Own Twist
Twelve Minutes review: a 12-minute time loop, a murder accusation, and a pocket watch. James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley and Willem Dafoe trapped in one apartment.
Game Reviews8.3/10
2064: Read Only Memories — A Sapient Robot and a Kidnapping in Neo-San Francisco
A review of 2064: Read Only Memories, MidBoss's point-and-click adventure about a sapient robot and a journalist in Neo-San Francisco.
Game Reviews7/10
A Missing Twin, a Family Attic, and the Guilt That Won’t Stay Buried
Lost in the Roots is a 2026 indie point-and-click horror adventure for PC set in a countryside attic, built on guilt, mystery and a first-person side view.
Game Reviews7.7/10
Broken Age: A Split Release, Two Refusals, and a 7.7 That Holds Up
Broken Age review: Double Fine's two-act point-and-click adventure, its split 2014/2015 release, Kickstarter history, and why it earns 7.7 of 10.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars Still Sets the Standard for Adventure Games
A review of Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars, the 1996 point-and-click classic from Revolution Software, still sharp nearly thirty years on.