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20 classic point-and-click adventures. Search, filter by platform or availability, then click a game to find out how to play it today.
20 games
Beneath a Steel Sky
1994Revolution Software
Robert Foster escapes from the dystopian Union City and must unravel the secrets of its corrupt ruling class. A dark sci-fi adventure with stunning hand-drawn art by comic artist Dave Gibbons (Watchmen), and a genuinely gripping story.
Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars
1996Revolution Software
American tourist George Stobbart witnesses a bombing in a Paris café and stumbles into a conspiracy involving the Knights Templar. A globe-trotting adventure with cinematic flair, full voice acting, and a charming unlikely-hero protagonist.
Day of the Tentacle
1993LucasArts
A deranged purple tentacle drinks toxic sludge and plots world domination. Bernard, Laverne, and Hoagie must travel through time — yesterday, today, and 200 years in the future — to stop him. One of the funniest games ever made, with brilliant time-travel puzzle design.
Full Throttle
1995LucasArts
Ben, leader of the Polecats biker gang, is framed for the murder of a motorcycle manufacturer and must clear his name. A short but cinematic adventure with a killer soundtrack and genuinely cool atmosphere.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers
1993Sierra On-Line
Struggling novelist and bookshop owner Gabriel Knight investigates a series of voodoo murders in New Orleans. Written and designed by Jane Jensen, it's a mature, atmospheric mystery with exceptional writing and a compelling protagonist.
Grim Fandango
1998LucasArts
Travel agent Manny Calavera works in the Land of the Dead, helping souls reach their final resting place. When he discovers a conspiracy that's cheating the recently deceased out of their rightful journey, he embarks on a four-year noir mystery. A landmark of storytelling in games.
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis
1992LucasArts
Indy races the Nazis to find the lost city of Atlantis. Widely considered the best Indiana Jones game ever made, it features three different paths through the adventure: Wits, Fists, or Team — each offering a distinct experience.
King's Quest V: Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder
1990Sierra On-Line
King Graham returns home to find his castle vanished and his family kidnapped by the evil wizard Mordack. The first King's Quest with VGA graphics and a point-and-click interface, and a major leap forward for the series.
Leisure Suit Larry: In the Land of the Lounge Lizards
1987Sierra On-Line
Middle-aged loser Larry Laffer arrives in Lost Wages looking for love. The adult-comedy adventure that launched one of gaming's most unexpected franchises. More charming and less crude than its reputation suggests.
Loom
1990LucasArts
Young Bobbin Threadbare is an outcast among a guild of weavers. When his people are turned to swans, he sets out on a mystical quest armed only with a distaff that casts magical spells through musical notes. Elegant, dreamlike, and unlike any other adventure game.
Maniac Mansion
1987LucasArts
A mad scientist has captured Sandy, and her boyfriend Dave must rescue her from the mansion with the help of friends. The first LucasArts adventure and pioneer of the SCUMM engine — choose your team of three from six characters, each with unique abilities.
Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge
1991LucasArts
Guybrush Threepwood sets out to find the legendary treasure of Big Whoop, while the undead pirate LeChuck returns for revenge. Darker, bigger, and funnier than its predecessor, with a shocking ending that sparked debate for years.
Myst
1993Cyan
You find a mysterious book that transports you to the island of Myst. Exploring its abandoned world, you uncover a family tragedy and must determine who to trust. A phenomenon that sold millions and remains one of the most atmospheric puzzle games ever made.
Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel
1987Sierra On-Line
Detective Sonny Bonds investigates drug trafficker Jessie Bains in the fictional city of Lytton. Designed by a former cop, it's one of the most procedurally realistic adventures of its era — you must follow actual police procedure to progress.
Sam & Max Hit the Road
1993LucasArts
Freelance police duo Sam (a six-foot dog) and Max (a hyperkinetic rabbity thing) investigate the disappearance of a bigfoot from a carnival sideshow. A surreal road trip across America's weirdest roadside attractions.
Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers
1991Sierra On-Line
Hapless janitor Roger Wilco hops through time to stop the evil Vohaul from erasing him from history. Packed with self-referential humour and parodies of contemporary games, it's the series at its most confident and comedic.
The Adventures of Willy Beamish
1991Dynamix
Nine-year-old Willy Beamish has one goal: win the Nintari video game championship. His summer is derailed by a frog, a babysitter, and a labour dispute at the local brewery. A charming slice-of-childhood adventure with a time limit that keeps pressure on every decision.
The Dig
1995LucasArts
A team of astronauts diverts an asteroid on a collision course with Earth and is transported to an alien world. Based on a story by Steven Spielberg, it's a melancholy and atmospheric sci-fi adventure unlike anything else in the LucasArts catalogue.
The Secret of Monkey Island
1990LucasArts
Aspiring pirate Guybrush Threepwood arrives on Mêlée Island determined to become the most fearsome pirate in the Caribbean. He falls in love with Governor Elaine Marley and must rescue her from the ghost pirate LeChuck. A comic masterpiece packed with sharp writing and unforgettable characters.
Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders
1988LucasArts
Tabloid reporter Zak McKracken discovers that aliens are using a global telephone network to make humanity stupider. A globe-trotting adventure with multiple playable characters and a wonderfully absurd premise.