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Topic	What are some great point-and-click adventures from the past 20 years?
iiicon 09/01/17 10:36:37 PM #24:	HaRRicH posted... Never once thought of the Witness as a point-and-click adventure. Well, it's not! But it does fit into the wider adventure game genre, and often people who are fans of one type of adventure game are fans of another. KCF cited both narrative adventure games and PnCs, so I figured it was worth mentioning. You're right about the Myst comp though. I know you enjoyed The Witness, but have you played either Obduction or Talos Principle? Obduction is essentially a new Myst - it was even developed by Cyan Worlds - while The Talos Principle is a similar open-ended series of first person puzzles located in hubs, with meditations on consciousness and being. --- ICON: We've got movie sign! <cite>iiicon posted [p:885872161] in What are s... [t:75728427]...</cite> <quote><cite>HaRRicH posted...</cite> <quote>Never once thought of the Witness as a point-and-click adventure.</quote> Well, it's not! But it does fit into the wider adventure game genre, and often people who are fans of one type of adventure game are fans of another. KCF cited both narrative adventure games and PnCs, so I figured it was worth mentioning. You're right about the Myst comp though. I know you enjoyed The Witness, but have you played either Obduction or Talos Principle? Obduction is essentially a new Myst - it was even developed by Cyan Worlds - while The Talos Principle is a similar open-ended series of first person puzzles located in hubs, with meditations on consciousness and being. --- ICON: We've got movie sign!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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