Adventure game contests for Apple TV
She Sees Red review
It's limited by some unfortunate design choices, but this live-action interactive thriller can be a bloody good time before the novelty wears off.
Down in Bermuda review
It's easy to lose oneself for a couple hours in this beautifully charming little isometric puzzler from the creators of Agent A.
Hitchhiker – A Mystery Game review
Though it takes a few strange turns, this scenic surrealist road trip adventure gets a thumbs-up for its eclectic characters and stories.
NUTS review
You'd be crazy to pass up this boldly designed, delightfully unique nature sim with a surprisingly compelling story to crack at the center of it all.
Stela review
This brief side-scroller doesn't stand quite as tall as its more acclaimed inspirations, but it's a solid atmospheric puzzle-platformer in its own right.
The Last Campfire review
This charming and surprisingly emotional environmental puzzler will warm your heart if never overly tax your brain.
Creaks review
Amanita's latest is a beautifully textured, cleverly layered puzzle-platformer that never strains under the weight of its abundant creativity.
Beyond a Steel Sky review
A few remaining kinks need ironing out, but Revolution's long-awaited sequel is a welcome reunion in an immersive new 3D package that both fans and newcomers can enjoy.
Mutazione review
Though largely barren of gameplay, the seeds of this 'mutant soap opera' blossom into a heart-warming character-driven tale of family and forgiveness.
Beyond Blue review
There’s no real gameplay to speak of, but this beautiful marine adventure should make for a whale of a few hours of exploring for ocean lovers.
Over the Alps review
The clever presentation and superb writing are the high points of this charming little visual novel spy thriller.
A Fold Apart review
This short but charming paper-based adventure about long-distance relationships wraps story and gameplay together beautifully.
Mosaic review
This experimental narrative experience weaves together an unusual, intriguing, sometimes obtuse blend of imagery about escaping the drudgery of life.
Discolored review
Nearly devoid of story but enriched by exploration, atmosphere and puzzles, one's appreciation of this indie first-person adventure is no black-and-white matter.
The Bradwell Conspiracy review
It's rough around the edges, but there's plenty of style and substance to this timely single player adventure that feels like a two-player co-op experience.