Despite the imperfections, this game is a worthy successor to the King’s Quest name.

Catch a Ride builds on the strong foundations of the first two episodes. Its humor and characters are some of the best in games today.

The highly anticipated point-and-click sci-fi horror adventure from The Brotherhood/Christopher Bischoff is set to arrive August 31, 2015; watch the launch trailer

The original game having failed at Indiegogo, it's been redesigned by developer Mandragora; it has also been Greenlit and Daedalic has been secured as publisher

The game from Daedalic, originally slated for release in 2014, shows up with a 2016 release date in tow for PC, Mac, Xbox One and PS4

A lot of games out there are just like all of the others. Aftermath Media realized there was room for something new. While it's not an adventure game per se, it has enough adventure elements to warrant a review, and mature adventure fans should give this unique game a look.

Bob's August 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.

I don’t know what your chances of getting your wife back alive are, but chances are good that players will enjoy this adventure game.

KAMAi MEDIA is serving up a 3rd-person sci-fi action-adventure in which (1) there is no protagonist, or (2) everyone is a protagonist. So, who are you?

On display will be the game's first sequences and musical themes; also, Microïds shares new screens and artwork with us

A wonderfully atmospheric environment is marred by a weak storyline and a few unreasonably difficult puzzles.

Here we have an adventure horror game created by and for fans of The 7th Guest series. If the funding goal is reached and community support is demonstrated, developer Attic Door Productions will be granted a license to market the game commercially.

It takes a special kind of dedication to steer this runaway plot down the many dead ends and pointless side paths.

On the whole, I liked Veil of Darkness. The game is not technically brilliant, but that's not what makes a great game anyway. It is easy to play and more importantly, fun to play.

A truly innovative and entertaining experience. An exceptional game that I would highly recommend.

Humor? Darkness? Suspense? All of that and more, from indie developer OhNoo Studio and award-winning animated filmmmaker Alek Wasilewski. There's even a playable demo.

After a successful appearance at Develop 2015 in Brighton, LKA.it will be presenting a playable, hands-on version of its first game, a psychological thriller set in a mental asylum, at Gamescom

In Byzantine, you play an American investigative reporter (sex undetermined, a very nice touch) who's rushed to Istanbul after receiving messages from a friend there. Your friend, Emre, claimed he was onto a huge story that he wanted you to cover.

Digital Media Workshop has created a new website for its upcoming sci-fi adventure and launched a Prologue that will offer insight into the game's content and backstory (no spoilers)

Developer Finknoise is looking to raise $8,000 for its open-world point-and-click adventure

Developer Black Mist Studios seeks backing for its psychological horror game

My personal quest to understand how and why this game was made ended up being far more captivating than the game itself.

Telltale is set to release A Nest of Vipers July 22nd

How refreshing to play an adventure game that does not take place in outer space or some other make-believe world, does not contain any horror or fantasy elements, and is actually rooted in reality.

This will be Perihelion's ground-breaking sci-fi RPG's world premiere

For interactive storytelling that's unsettling, sinister and surreal, it's hard to do better than Knee Deep

Infinitap Games/Matt Gilgenbach's latest foray into psychological horror needs your backing; playable demos are available for Windows, Mac and Linux

An eclectic mix of gaming and passive entertainment.

Indie developer Big Cow (aka Daniel Black) also gives us a demo in four different formats

From indie developer Civil Savages comes a mixture of horror and classic sci-fi from the '60s-'80s