AdventureFit check
Is Adios worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who prefer short, story-focused first-person games over combat-heavy adventures
- Fans of morally tense conversations who want choices to shape a narrative outcome
- Adventure players interested in rural settings and crime stories
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking frequent combat, complex puzzles, or a broad range of gameplay systems
- Those looking for an open-ended adventure with extensive replayable activities rather than a focused narrative day
- Players who prefer lighthearted themes over a story involving murder, coercion, and possible death
Our take on Adios
The setup suggests a crime thriller, but the playable structure centers on conversation, chores, and environmental exploration with the person sent to kill the farmer. The central conflict is personal and sustained rather than presented as an action-focused confrontation.
What is Adios?
Play as a Kansas pig farmer who decides to stop allowing the mob to use his pigs for disposing of bodies.
When an old friend, now a hitman, arrives with an assistant and another body, the farmer tells him the arrangement is over. The game follows their day together as they complete farm chores, explore a detailed Midwestern setting, and discuss the decision. The hitman attempts to change the farmer’s mind, while the farmer faces the possibility that refusing the mob will lead to his death. Choices in the conversation determine what happens next in this first-person narrative game about maintaining a difficult decision.
How Adios plays
- 01First-Person Narrative
- The story unfolds through the farmer’s perspective during a single day of conversations and activities.
- 02Farm Chores
- Routine work on the pig farm forms part of the day shared with the visiting hitman.
- 03Midwestern Exploration
- The characters move through an American Midwest setting while discussing the farmer’s choice.
- 04Choice-Driven Outcome
- Responses during the encounter affect how the farmer’s story continues.
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Phoenix Online PublishingFor:Noir fiction fans who want a detective-led adventureSkip if:Players seeking action-focused gameplay rather than point-and-click investigationPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Adios: platforms & release
Is Adios worth it?
It is worth it if: players who prefer short, story-focused first-person games over combat-heavy adventures. Skip it if: players seeking frequent combat, complex puzzles, or a broad range of gameplay systems.
Where can I download Adios?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Adios's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Adios on?
Windows only.
