AdventureBest Adventure Games of 2013
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AdventureCastle of Illusion
SEGAFor:Disney fans who want an adventure starring Mickey MouseSkip if:Players seeking an open-ended adventure may find the five-world structure too limited in scope.
AdventureShelter
Might and DelightFor:Adventure players who want a wildlife survival journey rather than combat-focused actionSkip if:Players looking for deep character progression or extensive role-playing systems
AdventureNihilumbra
BeautiFun GamesFor:Adventure players who want a story-led journey with environmental puzzlesSkip if:Players seeking consistently demanding puzzles may find the earlier sections too accessible
AdventurePapo & Yo
Minority MediaFor:Adventure players who want environmental puzzles rather than combat-focused progressionSkip if:Players seeking a combat-heavy adventure with weapon-based action
AdventureThe Cave
Double Fine ProductionsFor:Adventure-game fans who want character-based puzzle solvingSkip if:Players seeking combat-focused gameplay rather than physical and adventure puzzles
AdventureI Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream
Nightdive StudiosFor:Adventure players who want character-focused psychological storytellingSkip if:Players looking for combat-focused gameplay rather than psychological adventure
AdventureProteus
Twisted TreeFor:Players who prefer observation-based exploration over text-led directionSkip if:Players seeking text, hints, or explicit directions may find the presentation too sparse
AdventureBroken Sword 5 - the Serpent's Curse
Revolution Software LtdFor:Adventure-game fans who want riddles and investigationSkip if:Players seeking combat-focused action rather than investigation and riddles
AdventureThe Dark Eye: Memoria
Daedalic EntertainmentFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want story-led puzzle solvingSkip if:Players seeking combat-led action rather than puzzles and exploration
AdventureGoodbye Deponia
Daedalic EntertainmentFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want a comedy-focused storySkip if:Players seeking action combat rather than point-and-click task solving may lose interest during the puzzle-driven progression.
AdventureJourney of a Roach
Daedalic EntertainmentFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want puzzle-solving alongside exploration.Skip if:Players seeking combat-focused or fast-paced gameplay may find the point-and-click exploration and puzzles too measured.
AdventureKnock-knock
Ice-Pick LodgeFor:Adventure players who prefer atmospheric exploration over direct combatSkip if:Players looking for fast combat, weapon progression, or constant action
AdventureGomo
Daedalic EntertainmentFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want a puzzle-led rescue storySkip if:Players looking for combat, character builds, or action-driven gameplay
AdventureKairo
Lupus Studios LimitedFor:Players drawn to abstract worlds who prefer exploration over combat-focused play.Skip if:Players seeking combat, character progression, or a fast-paced action loop.
AdventureEdna & Harvey: The Breakout
Daedalic EntertainmentFor:Adventure-game fans who want a story-led escape rather than combatSkip if:Players seeking combat-focused gameplay may bounce off the story-led escape structure.
AdventureAnna - Extended Edition
Kalypso Media DigitalFor:Psychological horror fans who want investigation and puzzle solvingSkip if:Players seeking combat-focused action rather than environmental puzzles and investigation
AdventureThe 39 Steps
The Secret ExperimentFor:Fans of literary adaptations who want to investigate a novel’s story through an interactive format.Skip if:Players seeking a campaign longer than the stated 5–8 hours may reach the ending quickly.
AdventureThe Inner World
HeadupFor:Players who want a point-and-click adventure rather than a combat-focused gameSkip if:Players seeking combat, platforming, or other action-heavy mechanics
AdventureIttle Dew
LudosityFor:Adventure players who want exploration and environmental puzzlesSkip if:Players seeking combat-heavy gameplay may lose interest because the described focus is exploration and puzzle solving
AdventureThe Journey Down: Chapter One
SkyGoblinFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want a mystery-focused storySkip if:Players seeking combat, fast movement, or action-driven gameplay
AdventureDraw a Stickman: EPIC
HitcentsFor:Adventure players who want drawing to shape how obstacles are handledSkip if:Players looking for a large-scale adventure with more than 14 main levels
AdventureToki Tori 2+
Two TribesFor:Puzzle-adventure players who want exploration and experimentation rather than combatSkip if:Players seeking combat-focused gameplay may find the limited whistle-and-stomp move set restrictive
AdventureThe Novelist
Orthogonal GamesFor:Players who prefer narrative adventures centered on family relationshipsSkip if:Players seeking action-focused gameplay may bounce off the emphasis on reading thoughts, exploring memories, and making life decisions.Nothing matches. Loosen a filter.