What are your favorite Point n’ Click?

[Fyn]

Void&Meddler is a not so subtle mix between good old point n lick features and a totally ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up story. Did you ever experience this?

[blue]

i gotta say, Kentucky route zero is among my favorites this far. although its not finished yet, that game is full of class in every way. the mystery, world building is something else. there are many point and clicks, but CRZ outshines them all. at least to me it is. :)

though i gotta say, its not a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up story (it can be tho), but its ''human'' in every way. not a single character is fictional, they all feel real. i love that, when creators give so much depth into their work, thats what keeps me playing a 2nd and a 3rd time.

[Mr. Hugh Mannity]

So far The Last Door and The Cat Lady. That's probably because I'm kinda new to Steam so I haven't played many of them. I've been eyeing Kentucky Route Zero for a while too wating for it to go on sale.

[Taktloss]

Pretty old school but i would choose "Sanitarium", "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream", "Call of Cthulhu: Prisoner of Ice", "Phantasmagoria 1/2" and "Darkseed". All of them are pretty dark and ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up ;). Especially "Phantasmagoria 2" had some pretty hardcore FMV's.

[fokehS]

Sam & Max for its mind-bending logic and humour. Interesting gameplay mechanics are nice now and again, but I think the key to a good Point-and-Click is the overall experience.

[A Hoonter of Hoonters]

KRZ is great, especially if you've studied the history and craft of games. i enjoyed the blackwell series and technobabylon, as I said in the other thread, as well as the fall.

[zekitbot]

Primordia, The Cat Lady, Technobabylon, Gemini Rue, Memoria, and going more old school I would say The Longest Journey, Sanitarium, and the Quest for Glory games. I love this genre-- especially cyberpunk story games.

[ohdearopheliac]

dead synchronicity: tomorrow comes today

[DreamerDream]

Gemini Rue. It's very logical Point and click game - door is closed? Just use lockpick, terminal not working? Kick it :) Graphic (pixel art) + music + storyline + plot twist making this game incredible good.

[~remoeped~]

"Resonance" is also a good point and click adventure and should be listed here. :)
it comes along with pixel art (what else?^^), audio-dialogues, a good mix of easy and hard riddles and some interesting characters. it is a quite enjoyable game imo.

and another game i would tell, is 4PM.
well, it is apparently not listed as a "point and click" game, is extremely short and has tons of bad reviews. but i really love the atmosphere within the game - it is similar to the atmosphere i've felt in Void & Meddler again. just great^^..

[DreamerDream]

Publicado originalmente por moep:

tons of bad reviews

???
On steam Positive (246) Negative (10) "professional" reviews are not worth to even read. Often they are giving high points only because it is AAA game and low point only because it's indie (not well know) game.
It is worth to mention Technobabylon too.

[~remoeped~]

well i get some other values if i take look on the shopsite: "32 percent of 203 reviews are positive"..to lazy to do some math, but still pretty bad..
as you said, i usually give a sh!t about reviews - except hyped titles, lets plays are so much more worthy to get an decent view into a game.

thanks to this thread, my game list keeps growing^^..

[DreamerDream]

Wait we talk about this game right?
http://prntscr.com/9227rr
There is still Samorost and Machinarium :)
Or from older Full Throthle, Syberia, Still Life (I can recomend only first one, second have very incredible idiotic inventory system)

[~remoeped~]

not exactly^^..i mentioned a second game called 4PM, whats rather bad reviewed, but also a little gem imo. ;)

[DreamerDream]

Publicado originalmente por moep:

not exactly^^..i mentioned a second game called 4PM, whats rather bad reviewed, but also a little gem imo. ;)

4PM is a name of the game???? I thought you are just little drunk or something and you wrote a time instead name of the game :DDD

[~remoeped~]

im not drunk^^ *cough* *cough*