I would not call Bury Me, My Love a game. It is an interactive experience that forgoes the “fun factor” and uses the platform to tell an important story in a very different way.

Go behind the scenes with the developer in Episode One: Making Monsters and Episode Two: Architects of the Obscure, released by publisher Focus Home Interactive

To investigate a serial murder case that seems to have ties to the past, play as both Victoria McPherson in present-day Chicago and her grandfather Gus, seventy-five years earlier in Prague

Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions will be arriving later this year

The world has ended in this post-apocalyptic indie adventure. It just doesn't know it yet.

This first-person survival horror game takes place in a forest based on a real, allegedly-possessed location in North Carolina called Devil's Tramping Ground

From D'Avekki Studios (The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker) comes "a case of mistaken identities"

This aesthetic-driven adventure is to be released on Xbox One, along with Android, iOS, Windows and Mac versions, later this year

Indie developer Phantom 8 Studio is bringing us a story-driven supernatural thriller that takes place in two worlds

Uncover a forest filled with secrets, legends and mystical creatures

Inspired by American folktales and music, a game about "traveling, sharing stories and surviving manifest destiny," with some mysticism thrown in for extra flavor

Uncover the sinister secrets of the Fetch Rock Lighthouse

From PolyKnight Games, an exploration flying game where your greatest journey is within

King ART is remastering its episodic mystery adventure from 2013 and releasing it as The Raven Remastered

Developer Saxix Games tackles Jack the Ripper

You are Jeff...a disgruntled gaming prodigy seeking his destiny and finding he must head-off an apocalypse

City Interactive seems determined to wallow in mediocrity as many of the problems that plagued their first two adventure offerings are repeated in Art of Murder: Hunt for the Puppeteer

Quern is a game I would highly recommend for the adventurer with a heart for puzzles. It is definitely a “thinking person’s game."

Blaze new a new trail home (with a few “out of this world” detours) in this upcoming adventure from JLS Softworks

Bob's January update of Crowdfunding Corner. See the latest campaigns, and review the table of all "classic" adventure games that have used Kickstarter and Indiegogo, along with their status.

The horror adventure from Senscape continues to forge ahead...

Pilgrim has done a wonderful job of crafting a highly dynamic story that makes the game more interesting and provides the opportunity to play multiple times with different results

For every fan of detective mysteries, The Dagger of Amon Ra is a must play

An "atmospheric horror experience" from German developer VIS-Games

Big Bad Wolf, Cyanide Studio and Focus Home Interactive present "a new twist on the episodic narrative adventure genre"

If you are a fan of pixelated games and yearn for “old style” adventuring with tongue-in-cheek humor and (somewhat) obtuse puzzles, then Odysseus Kosmos may be just what you are looking for

Here we have an open-word, post-apocalyptic Kung-Fu fable RPG

From Supermassive Games, a prequel to the critically-acclaimed Until Dawn, developed exclusively for PSVR

The game is a cinematic platformer set in a mysterious sci-fi world

From Swiss developer Stelex Software comes a 2D point-and-click adventure game inspired by old classics of the genre