Point & Click games

[HomerJ]

Don't think you can even get clippy these days

 

[TonyCarter]

It's almost as bad now, but instead of an infuriatingly friendly/annoying Clippy you'll be offered 'design ideas' in Powerpoint or Word...which the uneducated will take advantage of, not realising that it breaks the corporate template and doesn't work when it has to be transferred into a collated pack*

* and guess who's the mug who has to go through these packs and fix these design choices!?!?!?

 

[Tron1982]

The deponia serie :

Deponia Full Scrap Collection on Steam

store.steampowered.com

 

[AccidentalDenz]

The deponia serie :

Deponia Full Scrap Collection on Steam

store.steampowered.com

Deponia would also have been a series I would recommend, so thanks for suggesting it! 🙂

 

[AccidentalDenz]

I mentioned Broken Sword as being my favourite P&C game and as of today, there's a brand new 4K version of the original game. I've not long played through the game, so won't be buying it at the moment, but I figured I'd mention the games existence for those interested. The visuals are much improved over the original!

Broken Sword - Shadow of the Templars: Reforged on Steam

The classic multi-award winning adventure "Broken Sword - the Shadow of the Templars" returns with glorious 4K visuals and iconic remastered audio, pitching intrepid American George Stobbart and fearless journalist Nico Collard into a journey of perilous adventures and ancient conspiracies.

store.steampowered.com

 

[Scott]

Would dragons lair count? I always wanted that game but never got it. I remember seeing it demo'd in a Tandy shop on an Amiga 500+ (I'm pretty sure it was the 500 and not the 1200). It absolutely blew me away, I couldn't believe it was a game as I felt I was looking at TV cartoon.

I had the impression it was going to be point and click, when I think back now my guess is that it was pretty thin on play-time but curious of impressions. Always said, never meet your hero's so I've never gone there

 

[AccidentalDenz]

Would dragons lair count? I always wanted that game but never got it. I remember seeing it demo'd in a Tandy shop on an Amiga 500+ (I'm pretty sure it was the 500 and not the 1200). It absolutely blew me away, I couldn't believe it was a game as I felt I was looking at TV cartoon.

I had the impression it was going to be point and click, when I think back now my guess is that it was pretty thin on play-time but curious of impressions. Always said, never meet your hero's so I've never gone there

There were quite a few ports of Dragon's Lair and some of them may well have been a P&C game. Not sure about the arcade or Game Boy versions would have been though!