Best rated Adventure Games page 296
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.
From Beyond: Prologue (2018)
From Beyond’s designers do a formidable job recreating a nostalgic MacVenture feel while avoiding most retro pitfalls. But until we get a more substantial entry in the series, there simply isn’t enough here to be satisfied just yet, no matter how well it all works.
Joyfess: Episode 1 – Martin’s Secret Recipe (2020)
Joyfess is a pleasant series introduction on the surface, with compelling artwork and a nicely designed world, but its lacklustre game mechanics and story delivery make it hard to endorse for now as an unfinished product.
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots (2019)
Bear With Me‘s DLC prequel episode The Lost Robots is an entertaining addition to the Paper City universe, with plenty of stylish laughs surrounding an intriguing whodunit.
Bear With Me (2017)
Bear With Me‘s DLC prequel episode The Lost Robots is an entertaining addition to the Paper City universe, with plenty of stylish laughs surrounding an intriguing whodunit.
Harvester of Dreams: Episode 1 (2019)
Despite an underwhelming ending, Harvester of Dreams’s strong start, intriguing main setting and attention to little details makes this an enchanting journey to embark on.
Elea: Episode 1 (2018)
Along with a number of rough edges, Elea’s attempts at surrealism on a spaceship prevent this first-person explorer from delivering a compelling narrative experience in its episodic debut.
Elea (0)
Along with a number of rough edges, Elea’s attempts at surrealism on a spaceship prevent this first-person explorer from delivering a compelling narrative experience in its episodic debut.
Herald: Book I & II (2017)
More choice-driven visual novel than pure adventure, the first half Herald‘s four parts is admirable in many ways, with memorable characters and a slow-burning story that sucks you in and successfully tackles heavy topics without losing its charm.
The Puppet of Tersa: A Curious Place (2019)
Despite a few very minor stumbles as it gets underway, A Curious Place offers a tantalizing glimpse into the world of Tersa and its young protagonist’s plight to reclaim her beloved puppet and return home, though we’ll have to wait longer for the rest of the story.
The Puppet of Tersa (0)
Despite a few very minor stumbles as it gets underway, A Curious Place offers a tantalizing glimpse into the world of Tersa and its young protagonist’s plight to reclaim her beloved puppet and return home, though we’ll have to wait longer for the rest of the story.
Pendula Swing (2019)
The complexity and weighty subject matter of the complete seven-part Pendula Swing threaten to get the better of it at times, but the end result is unique and uplifting, offering a timely social history lesson wrapped up in jazzy fantasy flair.
Pendula Swing: Episode 1 – Tired and Retired (2018)
The complexity and weighty subject matter of the complete seven-part Pendula Swing threaten to get the better of it at times, but the end result is unique and uplifting, offering a timely social history lesson wrapped up in jazzy fantasy flair.
Pendula Swing: Episode 2 – The Old Hero’s New Journey (2018)
The complexity and weighty subject matter of the complete seven-part Pendula Swing threaten to get the better of it at times, but the end result is unique and uplifting, offering a timely social history lesson wrapped up in jazzy fantasy flair.
Pendula Swing: Episode 3 – Orcing Hard or Hardly Orcing (2018)
The complexity and weighty subject matter of the complete seven-part Pendula Swing threaten to get the better of it at times, but the end result is unique and uplifting, offering a timely social history lesson wrapped up in jazzy fantasy flair.
