List of PC Adventure Games in 2016

Here are the PC-Windows Adventure Games coming out in 2016

Ark: Survival Evolved
"Dino another day"

Rise of the Tomb Raider
"a True interactive experience"

Vampyr
"A rush of blood"

Yooka-Laylee
"Something of a rarity"

Chasm
"We’re going down, down…"

Thimbleweed Park
"Click, click, click, click, boom"

Tacoma
"Fly me to the Moon"

Lego Marvel's Avengers
"Avengers reassembled"

Adrift
"Lost in space"

Far Cry Primal
"Make your mark on (pre)history"

No Man's Sky
"The final frontier"

Below
"The next underground"

Skytorn
"The sky’s the limit"

Sea of Thieves
"A rare treasure"

Shenmue III
"Kickstarter? Is that one of Ryo’s special moves?"

Moon Hunters

Rise of the Tomb Raider - PC Reviews

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Rating: 92/100

GameInfo: After uncovering an ancient mystery, Lara Croft embarks on a journey throughout the

most treacherous and remote regions of the world to find the secret of immortality. Forming powerful new alliances and relying on her intellect and survival skills, Lara will ultimately embrace her fate as the Tomb Raider. Featuring epic, high-octane action moments set in the most beautifully hostile environments on earth, Rise of the Tomb Raider delivers a cinematic survival action adventure where you will join Lara Croft on her first tomb raiding expedition and witness the rise of an icon.

Critic Reviews

Critic		Score
VideoGamer	Rise of the Tomb Raider was one of the best games of 2015 and nothing has been lost in the months since its release. On PC it can look even more spectacular, so just buy it, yeah.	90/100
Post Arcade (National Post)	Bottom line, if you’ve already played Rise of the Tomb Raider on Xbox rest assured that you need not buy it again for PC. But if you’ve yet to dive in and choose to play on PC, take some satisfaction in that you’ll be getting the best version of the game currently available.	90/100
DarkZero	Here is a sprawling, compelling game made with impressive confidence – masterfully paced and expanding on its predecessor without for a moment losing track of its appeal. It’s a game that has kept its integrity intact while navigating the weird waters of mass market appeal, and one that retains a real undertanding of fundamentally enjoyable mechanics. Rise of The Tomb Raider is exceptionally easy to recommend.	90/100
PCGamesN	Regardless of if you’ve played the first game or not, Rise of the Tomb Raider is a journey you should embark on. Few games offer thrills in such a well-crafted, honed package. There’s simply not a single moment when the game doesn’t feel like it’s not giving its all. Rise of the Tomb Raider truly makes you feel like Lara Croft: a bow-wielding, mountain scaling, bear-slaughtering, cave diving mad lady with more curiosity than can be healthy. And that feeling is just wonderful.	90/100
Meristation	Rise of the Tomb Raider is a great adventure game. More exploration, platform zones and stealth mechanics than shooter moments, great plot and full of content to discover.	90/100
GameWatcher	It’s the best game to bear the Tomb Raider name, and the best action-adventure title I’ve played in ages.	90/100
VideoGamer	Rise of the Tomb Raider was one of the best games of 2015 and nothing has been lost in the months since its release. On PC it can look even more spectacular, so just buy it, yeah.	90/100

Rating: 100/100                                                                                                  
Amazing, if you liked 2013 tomb raider then don't hold back on this one, it makes the old one seem **** even though I loved it and it's a great port no problems for me so far

Rating: 100/100                                                                                                  
Best graphics I've seen in a game to date! I have a GTX 970, intel i5 4690K, 16GB Ram, Windows 10. Runs perfect at 1080P, and I recommend to anyone and everyone who likes action adventure games.
The use of in-engine cut-scenes reminds me of God of War 3 :)

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Genre: Action, Adventure
Developer: Crystal Dynamics
Publisher: Square Enix
Release Date: 28 Jan, 2016

Crashlands - PC Reviews

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 Rating: 84/100

GameInfo: Crashlands is a story-driven crafting ARPG set in an outlandish world of hidden magic and high technology. Fight and tame alien beasts, craft resources into menacing weaponry, befriend the locals, and go toe-to-chin with a world-domineering maniac.

90/100                                                                                    
Absolutely engrossed in this thing every time I boot it up (on mobile or PC). The music and the vibe of the exploration, and just general interactions within the game, make for an amazing combination that just makes you feel good for even looking at the game in action. Big fan of the art style, as well.

Overall - I'm not very interested in crafting games, but this was so much more than that. It's an exploration adventure game, with a humorous narrative, action-RPG systems, and a penchant for making me smile the whole time that I'm playing.

Heavy recommendation on both mobile and PC. Well worth your time and money.

Critic Reviews

Critic		Score
Hooked Gamers	Its outer layer may appear light and fluffy, but its innards are serious and in-depth, and anyone who enjoys exploration and adventure with a light smattering of combat should definitely investigate this game.	89/100
God is a Geek	A more story-driven take on the gather & build genre, Crashlands wears its inspirations boldly, but gets away with it.	75/100

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Genre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG
Developer: Butterscotch Shenanigans
Publisher: Butterscotch Shenanigans
Release Date: 21 Jan, 2016

Adventure Time: Finn and Jake Investigations Reviews and more

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Rating: 80/100

Rating: 80/100                                                                     
The game is on the same time line as the show, very funny, enjoyable and the fighting system is awesome. I know marci dlc is out but lets hope it gets more dlc. If you enjoy Adventure Time and can't decide what AT to go for, I have played most of them, yes they are all funny, making you laugh I would have to say this one has to be the best so far.

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Stories of Bethem: Full Moon - PC Reviews and more

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 Rating: 84/100

Rating: 86/100                                                                                                                   
Solid Zelda-alike with the occasional bit of questionably-written dialogue.


Rating: 82/100                                                                            
I haven't played for more than 1 hour so far but that's more then enough time to know that I did a good decision buying this game. Definitly worth the 7 euro I paid. No idea how long the game is but I will get my moneys worth for sure.


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SNATCHER (a Hideo Kojima Game)

Snatcher can be seen as the spiritual precursor to Policenauts. The games are set in two different and very distinct worlds inhabited by very different people. Also, Snatcher feels less like a detective story and more like a first-person action/adventure game. Its gameplay uses point-and-click style adventuring permeated with occasional shooting sections, and its story touches on the Illuminati and borrows heavily from the films Blade Runner and Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. The story centres on mysterious beings know as Snatchers, who steal the bodies of humans and use them as a host to blend discreetly into society. You play the role of Gillian Seed, and work for a special unit of rangers known as JUNKER who are assigned to draw out and eliminate the Snatchers at any cost.

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Old Games: POLICENAUTS - PC 1998

Released in 1994, and reputedly taking five years to make, Policenauts – a portmanteau of police officer and astronaut – was a science fiction film noir, a detective story with designs on the ‘mature’ gamer. As was the norm back then, videogames that focused on adult themes were generally developed for the PC market, and Policenauts was originally released on the PC-98 and 3DO, and then later on the PSone and the Sega Saturn. Sadly, the game was never localised, which means in order to really get a handle on Hideo Kojima’s unique vision, a fluency in Japanese is necessary. However, some dedicated chaps at Junker HQ have been working on transcribing the game for the last fi ve years. And we don’t envy them either because it’s truly a mammoth undertaking. Depending on which version of the game you play, Policenauts comes with a weighty in-game encyclopedia that fleshes out the culture and the characteristics of its world.

The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 Review and System Requirements

GameInfo: Legends foretold it. Prophecies predicted it. Chosen ones chose to believe in it. Now the adventure saga continues. A sequel is coming. Join Wilbur, Ivo, Nate and Critter in another classic point-and-click adventure in the wicked world of Aventasia. Help them fulfill their destiny. A destiny as yet unwritten.

Review: Point and Click adventure with witty dialogue, great knowledge of tropes and genre, puzzles that manage to be complex while logical (generally) and enough of all to last you a good while. I'm 2 chapters in (out of five) and Steam tells me that took about 7 hours. That's with not necessarily finishing every optional side-puzzle chain and skipping lots of the audio dialogue (the voices aren't bad at all, I just read faster and prefer to move along in games this text-heavy).

I'd perhaps recommend playing the original first to get to know the characters and be able to follow what continuity there is. I can't say what it's like to fresh eyes, as I played and loved the last game ages ago, hence backing the Kickstarter for this immediately.

Verdict: 78/100

System Requirements

Minimum:
OS: Windows XP SP3/Vista/7/8
Processor: 2.0 GHz CPU
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: DirectX 9c compatible graphic card with 512 MB RAM and PixelShader 3.0
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Hard Drive: 13 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible

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Genre: Adventure
Developer: KING Art
Publisher: Nordic Games
Release Date: 19 Feb, 2015

Astray Review and System Requirements

Review: Astray is a great addition to the first person horror genre fallowing in the tradition of games like Penumbra and Amnesia. The game was the perfect length for the mystery to unravel in satisfying chunks. The graphics were very atmospheric, and the game mechanics worked perfectly. At the end i was shocked to see the credits contained only two names, for that reason alone i would recommened this game as a true achievement in indie gaming, I have played hundreds of small dev-team games, and this was by far the most impressive in that arena.

Verdict: 80/100

System Requirements:

Minimum:
OS: Windows 7 SP1
Processor: 2.3GHz or faster
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: DX 11 with Feature Level 11
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 5 GB available space

Recommended:
OS: Windows 7 SP1
Processor: 3.0GHz
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 470 GTX or AMD Radeon 6870 HD series card
DirectX: Version 11
Hard Drive: 5 GB available space

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Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer: Aegon Games
Publisher: Aegon Games
Release Date: 3 Feb, 2015

Grim Fandango Remastered Review and System Requirements

GameInfo: Something is rotten in the land of the Dead, and you are being played for a sucker. Please meet Manny Calavera, travel agent at the Department of Death. He sells luxury packages to souls on their 4-year trip to eternal rest. But there is trouble in paradise. Help Manny untangle himself from a conspiracy that threatens his very salvation.

Review: Great game, poor remaster. Dialouge options disappear, the required specs are much too high given how old and simple the game is, FPS fluctuates for no apparent reason, and cutscenes skip on their own.

I will not be playing this version of the game until they patch it. It's just too buggy as of now, which is a big disappointment. I was really looking forward to playing this game in HD.

Verdict: 55/100

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Minimum:
OS: Windows Vista or Later
Processor: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo 2.4 GHz, AMD Athlon™ X2 2.8 GHz, or higher
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 4650 / NVIDIA GeForce GT 220 / Intel HD 4000 Graphics, or equivalent
Hard Drive: 6000 MB available space
Sound Card: Windows Compatible Card
Additional Notes: GPU that supports OpenGL 3.3 or higher

The Guilt and the Shadow Review and Specs

GameInfo: The guilt and the shadow is a "short story exploration game" about the past, death, illness and the thin line between life and insanity.

Review: N/A

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Minimum:
OS: Windows 7 and up
Processor: 2.0ghz
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: 512MB
Hard Drive: 700 MB available space

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Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer: Frederico Machuca
Publisher: Frederico Machuca
Release Date: 2 Feb, 2015

Grow Home Review and System Requirements

GameInfo: Grow Home is a platforming adventure PC(windows) game developed by Reflections, Ubisoft Studio and published by Ubisoft.

Review: So you play as a little grabby robot that is eternally enthusiastic, as he should be, because this game is REALLY FUN and you can climb all over all these big damn rocks and whatever! And all the animation is procedural which, would look really goofy with a human character unless they really really refined it, so that's why they made you a goofy robot probably. It's physical humour, almost, which the SKATE series has kind of accidentally nailed with it's INCREDIBLY BIZZARE physics engine that allows the game to transcend skateboarding. But uh, that's another story for another time.

Anyway this game rules, it's basically everything i've wanted in a platforming game since Mario 64- Not more plot, not more cutscenes, not more GUNSS, just more fun and engaging and enjoyable pure platforming action, and as in this game, free climbing and super rad cool polygonal artsy graphics with the sound of soothing waves and the breeze in your metal ears. Be a kid again and climb you some rocks, even if the camera is a bit wonky sometimes! I kinda theorize that maybe this game came from Ubisoft testing out a new ♥♥♥ Creed climbing system? Which is great because I really don't like ♥♥♥ Creed but I really like this! The controls are really simple but, intutive and easy to grasp, they reccomend a gamepad but honestly the mouse + keyboard controls work just fine. Plus it's only like 8 dollars? I've accidentally dropped more money than that on a windy day. Check it out, if you like climbing rocks and accidentally drowning happy robots.

Verdict: 80/100

System Requirements:

Minimum:
OS: Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8/8.1 (both 32 and 64bit versions)
Processor: Intel Core2Duo E7300 @ 2.5 GHz or AMD Athlon II X2 240 @ 2.8 GHz
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTS 450 or AMD Radeon HD5670 (1024MB VRAM)
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Hard Drive: 1 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
Additional Notes: Best played with a gamepad

Recommended:
OS: Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8/8.1 (both 32 and 64bit versions)
Processor: Intel Core i3 550 @ 3.0 GHz or AMD Phenom II X4 955 @ 3.2 GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GeForce GTX560Ti or AMD Radeon HD6870 (1024MB VRAM)
Hard Drive: 1 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
Additional Notes: Best played with a gamepad

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Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie
Developer: Reflections, a Ubisoft Studio
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Date: 4 Feb, 2015

Noir Syndrome Review and System Requirements

GAMEPLAY: Simplistic, you'll only be pressing a few keys the entire time (namely "z"). The game relies heavily upon resource managment and patience. In order to get suspects, you'll have to talk to NPC's. Talking to NPC's drains your food so you'll have to look out for money to purchase food, see what I mean? While spamming "z", you'll undoubtly pick up a few clues, which will help narrow down potential suspects. Both clues and a suspect list can be found in your notebook. The key is to find tons of clues and not jump the gun by hastely arresting someone. I'd liken to something like Dark Souls, where the more you play the better you'll get, but starting off you'll have almost no idea what to do.


STORY:
Also rather simple, you're a PI looking for a killer and you get to do whatever you want, including not even bothering to look for him/her. Do you want to rob the mob? Go ahead. Want to murder everyone you meet? Buy some more bullets. There is a wide variety of options to choose from when you actually get into the game and whether you solve the case or not depends on making smart choices that won't kill you.

GRAPHICS:
If there would be anyone to complain about pixel art, it would be me. Despite this, I can't help but feel an affection for Noir Syndrome. It might be the stellar soundtrack or loving attention to detail, but the pixel art never bothered me. This might not be the case for you, but at very least you can appreciate the absolutely wonderful soundtrack.

MUSIC:
As stated before, wonderful. I regreted not purchasing the soundsrack version of this game that's available on the developers site.

OTHER:
There's a wonderful mode in this game called "Dinner Party". It's essentially a more hectic version of the game, with all the suspects already on your list and the only thing you have to do is find clues. Well, you also have to survive the other guests who go insane quite easily. It's quite an enjoyable mode, and if you get bored of the original gamemode then it's something that will interest you.

To the Developer (CRITICISM):
First off, thank you for creating this game! It's obviously a labor of love, and your time and effort spent on the game has not been in vain.
There a few minor things that can be added or changed to make Noir Syndrome a slightly more enjoyable game.

1. Able to deselect suspects from the menu. Once you've clicked on a suspect, you can only change which suspect is selected, rather than being able to deselect a suspect entirely. (ADDED IN UPDATE 1.4) Going off this, I think being able to cross off names would be very useful. It would eliminate some of the hassle of having to check every suspect's occupation This is obviously a minor thing, but it's worth mentioning.

2. Because you lose food from talking to NPC's, you'll always be losing food. This unfortunately means that you'll also be losing food when talking to vendors, quite ironic if you're buying food. The Apple vendor is essentially a giant waste of money, apples, while the cheapest food at $2, recover such a small portion of food that you'll always be stuck at "hungry" or "starving" because you'll need to talk to him more to buy more apples. The apples either need to be boosted in how much food they give or food vendors don't cause you to lose food when talking to them. (FIXED IN UPDATE 1.4)

Those are the only things that have stayed on my mind through the time I've spent in Noir Syndrome, but I'm sure other people have problems as well. As of writing, this review currently is at the top of the review page and as such if you find major problems with the game that aren't technical (direct these to the forums), leave a comment and I'll add it to this section.

OVERALL:
I recommend it. It's not a masterpiece by any stretch of the imagination, but it's compotent, well made, and it has a loveable style to it. If you enjoy games like Clue and L.A. Noire, it's definitely worth checking out.

Verdict: 80/100

System Requirements

Minimum:
• OS: Windows XP
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo
• Memory: 1 GB RAM
• Graphics: Intel Core HD Graphics (2000/3000), or dedicated GPU with OpenGL Support
• Hard Drive: 200 MB available space
• Sound Card: OpenAL-Compatible
• Additional Notes: Tends to run well even on many low-end machines 

Recommended:
• OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
• Processor: Intel Core i3
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: Intel Core HD Graphics 4000, or dedicated GPU with OpenGL Support
• Hard Drive: 500 MB available space
• Sound Card: OpenAL-Compatible 

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Genre: Adventure
Style: 2D Adventure
Themes: Whodunit
Release Date: April 2, 2014
Developer: Glass Knuckle Games
Publisher: Glass Knuckle Games
Controls: Keyboard, Mouse

The Fall Review and System Requirements

I played this game using a keyboard and a gamepad (xbox pad) and the controls are poor - responsiveness is stiff and delayed in both cases but I found it to be a little easier to play with a gamepad due to the funky keys/combination presses and holds you need to use.

There are bugs, really crazy bugs. The game crashed twice on me in my single play through and several times I would start floating through the level ending up in random locations. Also, sometimes when an area loaded I would not be able to control the character at all except for moving around (no shooting/jumping/flashlight/stealth/etc.).

The puzzles are basic - use a thing on this thing to get to the next place. It never really goes beyond that but due to level design you often need to walk around looking for the thing or the place to use the thing for a long time, backtracking is often needed.
The combat is not as good as I was lead to believe. You have a gun, just one, as your weapon and there's only a few different enemy types in the whole game. You can also stealth, but you can't move when stealth. It feels very lacking.

The game is short. Really short, which is good because if the boring combat and tedious puzzles went on much longer I think I would have just quit.

The only really good part of the game is the story and the voice acting, which is excellent except for 3 tremendous flaws. It is absolutely linear which is fine, but you are given "choices" that aren't choices - you must take one specific action to move forward - don't present false choices to me. The overall plot is obvious. Finally, the game/story is incomplete - WAAAAAY incomplete. It felt like just when I was ready for the real story to come into play, it was suddenly over. Booooo!

There's very little redeeming value here, I picked it up on a steam sale and it still wasn't worth it. Fellow game player, don't make the mistake I've already payed for. Move on, find better games and adventures out there in the digisphere.

Verdict: 30/100

System Requirements

Minimum:
• OS: Windows XP SP3 or later
• Processor: 2.5 GHz dual core
• Memory: 3 GB RAM
• Graphics: GeForce 8600 or equivalent, 256 MB memory
• Hard Drive: 450 MB available space 

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Genre:Adventure
Themes: Another World
Release Date: May 30, 2014
Developer: Over the Moon
Publisher: Over the Moon
Controls: Keyboard, Mouse, Joystick/Gamepad
Flags: Digital Release

Valiant Hearts: The Great War Review and System Requirements

Valiant Hearts: The Great War is a very interesting concept for a game. A puzzle Adventure set in the midst of World War One. While there are parts of this game that do a good job and reminding us of the price the conflict had on everyone, it's too often sandwiched between an overly cartoonish representation of war, obtuse puzzle design, and action segments that would make even Call of Duty players scratch their heads at the lack of realism. I can only recommend this if you're a history buff or a fan of old adventure games.

Verdict: 60/100

System Requirements

Minimum:
• OS: Windows XP SP3 or Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8 (both 32/64bit versions)
• Processor: Intel Pentium IV 630 @ 3.0 GHz or AMD Athlon64 3000 + @ 1.8 GHz
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: nVidia GeForce 8800 GT or AMD Radeon HD2900 XT (512MB VRAM)
• DirectX: Version 9.0
• Hard Drive: 2 GB available space
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
• Additional Notes: Windows-compatible keyboard and mouse required, optional Microsoft XBOX360 controller or compatible 

Recommended:
• OS: Windows XP SP3 or Windows Vista SP2 or Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8 (both 32/64bit versions)
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 @ 2.0 GHz or AMD Athlon64 X2 3800+ @ 2 GHz
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: NVidia GeForce 9600GT or higher, AMD Radeon HD3850 or higher (512MB VRAM with Shader Model 4.0)
• DirectX: Version 9.0
• Hard Drive: 2 GB available space
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card with latest drivers
• Additional Notes: Windows-compatible keyboard and mouse required, optional Microsoft XBOX360 controller or compatible 

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Genre: Adventure
Developer: Ubisoft Montpellier
Publisher: Ubisoft
Release Date: 25 Jun 2014

Murdered: Soul Suspect on All PC Game

Murdered: Soul Suspect is an action-adventure stealth video game developed by Airtight Games and published by Square Enix for PC.

APG Score: 70/100

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System Requirements

Minimum:
• OS: Windows Vista 64bit with Platform Update for Windows Vista
• Processor: High-Performance Dual Core CPU or Quad Core CPU
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: AMD Radeon™ HD 3870 512MB RAM / Nvidia GeForce 8800GT
• DirectX: Version 10
• Hard Drive: 12 GB available space 

Recommended:
• OS: Windows 7 64bit / Windows 8 64bit
• Processor: AMD FX-8000 series or better / Intel Quad i7 Core CPU
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
• Graphics: AMD Radeon™ TM R9 270 or better / Nvidia GTX 660 series or better
• DirectX: Version 11
• Hard Drive: 12 GB available space 

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Genre: Action, Adventure, RPG
Developer: Airtight Games
Publisher: SQUARE ENIX, Eidos Interactive
Release Date: 5 Jun 2014

Richard & Alice - System Requirements and more

Richard & Alice has a great mature plot but the short game length, basic puzzles and primitive graphics holds the game back. Definitely vvorth a look if you can get it cheap though and another good example 0f the AGS engine's capabilities.

Verdict: 70/100

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Specs

Minimum:
• OS: Windows XP SP 3 / Vista / 7 / 8
• Processor: 1 GHz processor
• Memory: 512 MB RAM
• Graphics: DirectX 9.0c compatible
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
• Hard Drive: 100 MB available space 

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Genre: Adventure
Style: Third-Person Adventure
Release Date: Jun 5, 2014
Developer: Owl Cave
Publisher: Owl Cave
Controls: Keyboard, Mouse

1953 - KGB Unleashed Review

I'm a fan of Point and Clicks, I'm a fan of crazy Russian stuff, I'm also a fan of The X-Files. You'd think KGB 1953 would be really fun to play with all those things considered, but it strangely wasn't. It was actually pretty frustrating.

I'm left wondering just where the story started and at what point it ends. There are plenty of documents and files to read as you progress through the game to flesh out the situation and provide hints and clues to puzzles (and why you're in the bunker) but you never really get any resolve. It's just one big 'what' moment.

One big 'what' moment dotted with lots of smaller 'what' moments in the form of some of the most mind numbingly frantically click and hope puzzles I've experienced in a point and click. Some of them are pretty clever, while the majority rely on you being able to distinguish collectible items from the backgrounds they're hiding in. So you'll find most of time just clicking and hoping and wondering where the logic/reason was behind the solution.

In the end KGB 1953 is a game that should only be experienced by people who want to experience just how odd this game is. Point and click fans might be disappointed by it, and those new to the genre should avoid this completely.

Edna & Harvey: Harvey's New Eyes Review - GamingOgre

73/100 Adventure gamers, like retro-fanatics and rogue-like lovers before them, are starting to see resurgence in their genre. With fantastic titles coming from studios like Double Fine and Telltale, more studios are trying their hand at adventure games. Daedalic is no newcomer to the arena but is their title enough to hang with the big boys?

Chaos on Deponia - Review

91/100 Chaos on Deponia continues the beautiful story of Deponia. The game brings nothing new to the genre, however it has great and funny characters, nice riddles and a fantastic atmosphere. Chaos on Deponia shows how an adventure game should be made.
Teaser Nr. 2 Chaos On Deponia (HD)