Best rated Adventure Games page 276
Below you'll find an overview of Adventure Games that have received a very high rating based on our reviews, the list is sorted based on highest rated Adventure Game first combined with recency of the review we've done. Be sure to also check-out our Top 100 Adventure Games of all time, as well as the winners of the Adventure Game Awards (Aggies) that we hold on a yearly cadence.
Life Is Strange: Before the Storm (2017)
Very self-aware of being a prequel to a bestseller, Before the Storm puts fan service and farfetched melodrama above cohesive storytelling, resulting in a superficial and disappointing experience.
Life Is Strange: Before the Storm – Episode One: Awake (2017)
Very self-aware of being a prequel to a bestseller, Before the Storm puts fan service and farfetched melodrama above cohesive storytelling, resulting in a superficial and disappointing experience.
Life Is Strange: Before the Storm – Episode Two: Brave New World (2017)
Very self-aware of being a prequel to a bestseller, Before the Storm puts fan service and farfetched melodrama above cohesive storytelling, resulting in a superficial and disappointing experience.
Life Is Strange: Before the Storm – Episode Three: Hell Is Empty (2017)
Very self-aware of being a prequel to a bestseller, Before the Storm puts fan service and farfetched melodrama above cohesive storytelling, resulting in a superficial and disappointing experience.
How to shoot a criminal (2017)
Other than the mildly non-linear, Her Story-style keyword investigation, How to shoot a criminal’s dull story and boring videos don’t leave much else to see in this FMV mystery game.
Among the Innocent: A Stricken Tale (2017)
While Among the Innocent has a solid foundation for a tense psychological thriller, this exceptionally short game as a whole never really comes together and is neither intriguing or scary.
Elena: Displaced Reality (2016)
Elena has an interesting premise but it lacks execution and leads to an uninspired ending. It is worth playing if you like photorealism and environmental storytelling (lots of it) but it has few other redeeming qualities to maintain interest.
Escape from Pleasure Planet (2017)
The ideas behind Escape from Pleasure Planet are more impressive than its execution. As it stands, the game needs refinement to push its LGBTQ themes more to the forefront of the video game landscape.
Midvinter (2016)
While Midvinter starts with a unique premise and a lot of cultural history to draw from, its extremely short length and lack of complexity leaves it feeling rather shallow.
Memoranda (2017)
Memoranda is visually stunning with an inviting atmosphere, but the lack of both plot and puzzle logic is too great to overcome.
