Best rated Adventure Games for PC page 78
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.
Syberia 3 (2017)
Kate Walker’s latest expedition to save the hapless Youkols is fraught with development missteps on multiple fronts, making Syberia 3 a mammoth disappointment.
Désiré (2016)
If you have a strong masochistic urge to inflict a few hours of excruciating, pretentious sociopolitical ramblings interspersed with bouts of petty cruelty and vulgarity upon yourself, Désiré is the game for you.
Undercover Missions: Operation Kursk K-141 (2015)
With myriad design and localization flaws, it’s best to let Undercover Missions: Operation Kursk-141 rest at the bottom of the ocean.
Dream (2015)
The highly unpolished Dream tries to straddle the line between a puzzle-solving and exploration game, but ultimately doesn’t succeed at either.
Rituals (2015)
It raises some interesting questions, but short of whiling away an hour in a doctor’s waiting room somewhere, I see little reason to recommend Rituals for any actual fun.
Gold Rush! Anniversary (2014)
If you’re a hardcore fan of the Gold Rush! original, there might be some value in picking up Anniversary on sale. If you’re not, don’t waste your hard-earned riches.
Black Rainbow (2014)
With a threadbare story and very low challenge threshold, Black Rainbow is a game that won’t appeal to any but the most novice of casual gamers.
Pyst (1996)
Only die-hard Myst lovers and haters need pursue Pyst‘s half-baked blast from the past. Everyone else can pass on by.
The Inheritance (2013)
Flawed and dully written, The Inheritance is hard to recommend to anyone but the most nostalgic puzzle-lovers – but even they may not be able to overlook this text adventure’s numerous problems.
Dracula 5: The Blood Legacy (2013)
Simply the second part of a game that should have shipped as one entity, Dracula 5 is a brief and unsatisfying adventure that won’t score the good vampire any new fans.
Murder in Tehran’s Alleys 1933 (2013)
There are hints of what could be a decent game lurking in Murder in Tehran’s Alleys 1933, but even the chance to explore an intriguing cultural setting is not worth the headaches caused by the horrible translation.
Dracula 4: The Shadow of the Dragon (2013)
Like a vampire out in the midday sun, Dracula 4 is a short-lived and painfully weak episodic prelude that should be consigned back to its coffin until the series develops some real bite.
Corrosion: Cold Winter Waiting (2012)
As a horror adventure, Corrosion manages to disappoint on nearly every level. You don’t have to look far to see these same ideas done much better in other games.
The Jolly Gang’s Spooky Adventure (2009)
The Jolly Gang's Spooky Adventure focuses neither on the gang nor on the spooks, and offers at best a couple hours of lighthearted but linear, generic casual adventuring.
AR-K: Episode 1 - Sex, Lies and Class Work (2011)
Despite its titillating title, Sex, Lies, and Class Work is a dull and occasionally incomprehensible introductory adventure that represents a rough start for a five-episode series.
Sinbad: In Search of Magic Ginger (2011)
With plot, dialogue and puzzles that often make little to no sense, Sinbad: In Search of Magic Ginger is an extremely short adventure best sailed directly away from.
Aspectus: Rinascimento Chronicles (2011)
While its goal may be the perfect work of art, Aspectus proves to be far from the perfect lite adventure game.
The Demonic Dollhouse (2010)
Even at its low price point, with diabolical controls and fiendishly unclear puzzles, players may be better off hunting for something else to play.
Doctor Who: The Adventure Games - Episode Three: TARDIS (2010)
With its promise of exploring the TARDIS largely wasted, Doctor Who fans will be disappointed with this step back in the series.
