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Déjà Vu: A Nightmare Comes True (ICOM Simulations) - 1985.The Crimson Crown - Further Adventures in Transylvania (Penguin Software) - 1985.King’s Quest: Quest for the Crown (Sierra On-Line) - 1984.Wingman (TamTam) - 1984 ( Japanese only).Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom (Hudson Soft) - 1984.Okhotsk ni Kiyu: Hokkaido Rensa Satsujin Jiken (Yuji Horii, Login Software) - 1984 ( Japanese only).Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken (Yuji Horii, Chunsoft) - 1983 ( Japanese only).Star Arthur Legend: Planet Mephius (T&E Soft) - 1983 ( Japanese only).The Dark Crystal (On-Line Systems) - 1983.Adventureland (Adventure International) - 1982.Ulysses and the Golden Fleece (On-Line Systems) - 1981.Cranston Manor (On-Line Systems) - 1981.Mission Asteroid (On-Line Systems) - 1980.

Wizard and the Princess (On-Line Systems) - 1980.

The list below was generated on Jand may have diverged from what is currently listed on Wikipedia You can also find the reviews (in order of publication) under the “Let’s Adventure!” category page or sorted by score. This only includes entries from 1980 through 1999.Īs I work through the list I’ll link the reviews below. The games list for this journey is available via this Google Sheet, and has been taken from Wikipedia’s List of Graphic Adventure Games. Impact: Did you enjoy the overall experience? Would you play this again? Would you want to know more about this world and its characters in subsequent adventures?Įach game will be ranked using the above, and a percentage generated from the scores to show the overall score of the game. Focus will be on Quality, Immersion, Complexity, Progression and Pacing.Įxperience: How much Fun was the game? Was the Difficulty too high/low? Were the puzzles a Challenge or were they repetitive and felt derivative and lazy? Was there any introduction for the player or are you dropped in blind? Story: Adventure games are very story-driven, and as such the story needs to be evaluated as a top-level criteria.

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The scoring we’ll be using for this series will focus on the following:Ītmosphere: This will focus on how the game makes you feel while you’re playing it and includes inputs such as Music, Sound Effects, Graphics, Cut Scenes and overall quality. I want to bring something like this over to this series, however in a way that won’t penalize older entries in the list due to “poorer” graphics/sound. When writing for Game Over we also had a fixed set of criteria (Graphics, Sound, Gameplay, Fun, Multiplayer, Overall). My criteria won’t be as involved as the CRPG Addict’s GIMLET, however I want to be consistent with how each game is being measured. I may review some of these games twice to cover both experiences, however this likely won’t be the norm. I will be starting with Mystery House however as we might as well kick this journey off at the very beginning and see where it takes us from there.įor a number of the older Sierra Online games there are SCI remakes that replaced the text parser with a point-and-click interface. I don’t plan on playing the games in order either, as this might become a bit tedious. Any title that can be played using ScummVM likely will be as this facilitates things like keeping track of play time, taking screenshots, managing save states and more.

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The Full Game List is 363 titles, however I only plan on playing those that are available in English. My goal here is to summarize the experience, though the format may change over time depending on how well received this is (and if I can stay focused or not :P). Both sites go far more in depth than I plan to and focus on documenting their playthroughs. It’s worth calling out the reviewers at The Adventure Gamer, who have been blogging about these games in a similar fashion as the CRPG Addict for nearly as long. A quick Google search will unearth some examples if you’re curious … I’ve decided to take a run at this as (a very long time ago) I used to write for an online magazine ( Game Over) under the pseudonym “Lothian”. When I stumbled across the CRPG Addict’s blog many years ago I wanted to do something similar, but for adventure games. Though I was never very active in the project, I tried to contribute in various ways over the years, finally seeing some success recently with the Asylum engine being merged.

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I’ve always found myself going back to this genre, and as I grew up and moved into software development the ScummVM project held a certain appeal as it combined two passions for me. When I was growing up in the 80’s my favourite games to play were adventure games.

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