AdventureBest Adventure Games of 2017, page 9
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AdventureNeverEnd
Sometimes YouFor:Roguelike dungeon-crawler players who enjoy difficult combat and gear upgradesSkip if:Players seeking a low-difficulty experience; the game is described as hard and requires combat skill.
AdventureThe Spirit Underneath
Displacement StudiosFor:Horror fans who want a first-person mystery set in hellSkip if:Players seeking a combat-focused horror game rather than an exploration- and story-led experience
AdventureMagic Box
EnoopsFor:Players who prefer level-based puzzles over open-ended explorationSkip if:Players seeking detailed puzzle mechanics or a defined range of challenge may find the available description too limited to establish what each level involves.
AdventureRabbit Story
Slava BushuevFor:Players who enjoy relationship-focused stories and want a narrative about breakup and guiltSkip if:Players seeking fast-paced or mechanically demanding gameplay
AdventureSpace Pilgrim Academy: Year 1
GrabTheGamesFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want a science-fiction mysterySkip if:Players seeking a long campaign may find the approximately five-hour runtime too short
AdventureMMM: Murder Most Misfortunate
Foolish Mortals GamesFor:Mystery fans who want an open-ended investigationSkip if:Players seeking combat or action-focused gameplay may hit a wall at the clue searches and conversations.
AdventureIn the Raven Shadow
CINEMAX GAMESFor:Adventure-game players who enjoy solving puzzles without a guided hotspot-by-hotspot routeSkip if:Players who prefer clearly marked interaction points may find the open-ended puzzle approach less directed.
AdventureBeauty Bounce
Dharker StudiosFor:Visual novel players who want an ecchi resort storySkip if:Players seeking a long or deeply systemic resort-management game
AdventureZork Anthology
ActivisionFor:Readers who enjoy solving puzzles through text rather than controlling arcade-style actionSkip if:Players seeking fast-paced action or arcade gameplay
AdventureLike Clay
free08GamesFor:Horror-adventure players who want a story about investigating a missing personSkip if:Players seeking deep, complex puzzles may find the stated puzzle focus too light
AdventureClose Me
Yai GameworksFor:Adventure players who prefer reflective exploration over combatSkip if:Players seeking combat, puzzles, or a clearly defined objective structure
AdventureSecret in Story
Naivus LuoFor:Adventure players who prefer stories told through images rather than dialogueSkip if:Players looking for dialogue-driven storytelling may find the visual presentation limiting
AdventureGirl Blonde
Laush StudioFor:Platformer players who enjoy short stages and collecting itemsSkip if:Players seeking long, multi-part levels may find the short-stage structure limited.
AdventureMaggie's Apartment
Anatola HowardFor:Point-and-click adventure fans who want a dialogue-led mysterySkip if:Players seeking several locations or a large exploration area may hit the one-room structure quickly.
AdventureFumiko!
Fumiko GamesFor:Platformer fans who prefer gliding and flexible movement over precision jumps.Skip if:Players seeking tightly timed, precision-focused platforming may not find the movement style suitable.
AdventureCode 7: A Story-Driven Hacking Adventure
Rel.PinkFor:Players who want keyboard-based hacking rather than combat-focused actionSkip if:Players seeking a complete story at launch may find the episodic structure limiting because Episode 4 is still in development.
AdventureFloor Plan VR
Turbo ButtonFor:VR players who enjoy compact point-and-click puzzle adventuresSkip if:Players seeking a long adventure will reach the end after about one hour
AdventureSchool of Talent: SUZU-ROUTE
MyDearestFor:Visual-novel readers who want a school romance centered on a single named relationshipSkip if:Players seeking combat, crafting, or other hands-on gameplay systems
AdventureGevaudan
Microids IndieFor:Horror fans who want a first-person game centered on evading a deadly enemySkip if:Players who want to make mistakes freely may hit a wall when the escape requires avoiding even one.
AdventureImmortal Heroes
azimuth teamFor:Casual players who want short, button-focused encountersSkip if:Players seeking deep combat systems, exploration, or extensive character development
AdventureThe Witches' Tea Party
RabbitonFor:Players who want a short-scale adventure centered on characters, secrets, and story choicesSkip if:Players seeking combat-heavy gameplay may hit a wall because the described structure centers on quests, investigation, friendships, and story scenes.
AdventureKOLOBOK
azimuth teamFor:Platformer players who want a demanding challenge rather than relaxed pacingSkip if:Players who want forgiving platforming may hit a wall at the game's stated hardcore difficulty.
AdventureBroccoli Bob
My Way GamesFor:Adventure players who want a level-based rescue campaignSkip if:Players seeking a campaign longer than the stated 15 levelsNothing matches. Loosen a filter.