Have fun as you point-and-click your way through an apocalyptic disaster

The upcoming survival horror game from ChaosCore Studio includes a downloadable demo

From Moonburnt Studio comes a story-driven nonlinear point-and-click adventure set in a post-apocalyptic steampunk world; a playable demo is available (Windows)

A simple 3D platformer which provides a very good introduction to Virtual Reality motion – fairly intense, but safe.

Thomas sets out to uncover the whereabouts of his missing teacher, Akkad and his daughter Iris, for whom Thomas is hot-to-trot

Developer James Lightfoot requests your backing for his unique, 2D point-and-click adventure; a demo is currently available

If you're a fan of classic room escapes, this game is for you

Beginning August 2nd, this unique DLC from Bloober Team and Aspyr Media will expand the plot of Layers of Fear and tell the story of the painter's daughter as she returns to her childhood home

Explore abandoned islands and search for their secrets in this point-and-click Myst-like adventure inspired by the universe of Jules Verne

Get ready for some psychological horror courtesy of Tanais Games

I don't think it's a terrible game, and I admire it for being experimental in an industry that can be risk-averse.

From D'Avekki Studios comes a Lovecraftian FMV murder mystery with a hint of Cthulhu

Here we have the first episode of a transmedia cultural experiment from Quicksand GamesLab in collaboration with Jayalakshmi Eshwar, UnBox Festival and BLOT

Get ready for "a point-and-click adventure game with skeletons and plums" from C.I.N.I.C. Games and Adventure Productions

Bob's July 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

Overall I found Blade Runner to be one of the most enjoyable games that I've ever played. It had mystery, suspense, ambiance, attitude, and the ability to keep me entertained for hours on end.

This Kickstarter-funded puzzle-adventure is the debut title from Brisbane-based 100 Stones Interactive, an indie studio comprised of just one person: Ben Droste

From SPELKRAFT/Might and Delight comes an open-plain adventure featuring environmental storytelling, exploration and puzzle-solving

An entertaining game with creative artwork, original music, subtle humor and quirky characters. Interface challenges may be more than some gamers are willing to forgive.

A nice departure from the standard "escape the room" fare with challenging puzzles and a whimsical soundtrack

Syberia III, Yesterday Origins, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Masquerada: Song and Shadows, and more...

This is a fitting conclusion to the saga, but I still want more.

I award an A- to AVS, demoted from top honors only by its unfortunate technical problems, its excessive talkiness and its sneaky, "See you next game!" ending. Honestly, if you played it and were rubbed the wrong way by the glitches, apply the patch and give it another shot. Mona may be only a campy vampire, but her heart, and the game's, are in the right place.

Ray has a look at Daedalic's Long Journey Home; State of Mind; Pillars of the Earth and The Devil's Men, and goes on an Anti-VR Rant

This game can be quite effort-intensive and time-consuming, but if you rush through it and play it only once, I can almost guarantee you won't like it

Part One of Ray's three part series covering this year's E3. A look at Telltale's Batman and Square Enix's Deux Ex: Mankind Divided.

Currently in development by Microids and Benoit Sokal, the long-anticipated cult adventure will be released on Windows, Mac, PS4 and Xbox One

The developer swears up and down that the highly-anticipated adventure game will launch on July 26, 2016. Honest.

Microids and Pendulo Studios will reveal more about the mystery/adventure this month at E3

In short, Casanova isn't a bad game if you want some pants-charming-off-deformed-computer-generated-women action. But if you wanted a quality adventure game, I'd look somewhere else.