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I play Resonance, for a couple days.
I play Blackwell Legacy for a entire WEEK. I love it.
Resonance was way too heavy. Sometimes it has humor, then horror, then thriller.
Overall, is not a bad game for 2 dollars. But The Blackwell Leacy, is SUPERIOR.
I would love to see Full Throttle on steam. That was a great game. They do have The Dig on here, though, along with Loom and a couple Indiana Jones games.
The tone of both games I mentioned is drama in a sci-fi environment. Resonance is based in a near future sci-fi, where most of the things are familiar to you. Gemini Rue is based in an era with space ships and the like. If you look for funny adventure games like Monkey Island, I'd say you try the Deponia games - I believe there is a demo for each. First game is good, as in Resonance good, but the second one is great. I hope it progresses well into the third yet to be published game.
I would also recommend the Blackwell games (there are 4) and at least the first Still Life game (probably Still Life II as well but the first is better). Also the Longest Journey series, the first game is a great standalone, id suggest waiting for the third game that got kickstarted last month before getting the second one though ("The Longest Journey" is 1 "Dreamfall:The Longest Journey" is 2).
The Dig is already on steam, here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/6040/
If your talking about other older Lucas Arts games they have Loom and the Indiana Jones games.
And since it´s mentioned I will say that one fo my great complains about Steam right now is that there are so many few old times adventure games. We don´t have even the famous ones like most of Lucas Arts (only The Dig, which was not that much famous, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and another one I can´t put my finger on rigth now) and insted we just have a few of them, missing a lot of Sierra´s adventures as well. And also, for games that none of the original creators will get money on sales and with the rights kind of losted in space (or in Disney maindungeons at this moment), almost 5 euros for those games is STEALT IN ARMED HAND.
EDIT: Also, Deponia or The Book of Unwritten Tales. Those two series, both with 2 games so far, are pretty close to Monkey Island ways of desing an adventure game point and click. Very good adventure games, originals and enjoyable.