The most popular abandonware adventure games

Adventure games focus on cracking enigmas and exploring and contemplating the game world in a narrative-driven scenario. In order to progress within the story arc, the player has to interact with different items, the environment itself, and other non-playing characters (NPC in short).

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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective

Windows XP/98/951991protected4.1/5 interactive movie

Ringworld: Revenge of the Patriarch

DOS19923.8/5 point and click adventure

Noctropolis

DOS1994protected4/5 point and click adventure

Sherlock Holmes: Another bow

DOS19853.5/5 interactive fiction

Maniac Mansion Deluxe

Windows2004freewareremake3.8/5 point and click adventure

Maniac Mansion Deluxe is the unofficial sequel to the acclaimed point & click adventure game released by LucasFilm in 1987. Maniac Mansion Deluxe it's a fan-made adventure developed by LucasFans Games and released in 2004 and it's a complete remake of Maniac Mansion in every aspect, developed using the Adventure Game Studio engine.

Hook

DOS19924.2/5 point and click adventure

Borderworld

DOS19963.3/5 point and click adventure

Shannara

DOS1995protected4/5 point and click adventure

9 Princes in Amber

DOS19854.1/5 interactive fiction

Lane Mastodon vs. the Blubbermen

DOS19884/5 visual novel, interactive fiction

Romantic encounters at the dome

DOS19883.9/5 interactive fiction

Stationfall

DOS19873.9/5 interactive fiction

Journey: The Quest Begins

DOS19894.1/5 interactive fiction

The Feeble Files

Windows XP/98/95Mac OS1997protected3.9/5 point and click adventure

Igor Objective Uuklaonia

DOS19953.5/5 point and click adventure

Sherlock Holmes: The Vatican Cameos

DOS19864/5 interactive fiction

Tass Times in Tonetown

DOS19863.9/5 interactive fiction

Companions of Xanth

DOS1993protected3.8/5 point and click adventure

Scrooge

DOS19913/5 interactive fiction

Scrooge is an abandoned interactive fiction graphic adventure game developed and released by Leisuresoft in 1991 for DO. Scrooge is based on the popular Christmas tale of the same name.