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The wealthy Nolan Gallagher has his estate auctioned off at the junkyard: a mysterious helmet. What is behind the strange auction? Does the strange headgear lead its owner to a valuable legacy? Mysterious messages from the deceased put the three detectives on the right track. But other "treasure hunters" also want to solve the millionaire's riddle... Help Justus, Peter and Bob crack the spooky case!

"NONUPLE NINE: Asymptote" is a side-scrolling, narrative Sci-fi adventure game. Control the subject girl and solve the mystery of the building where the same floor loops. With vast scientific insights, can you find the answer for the "meaning of humanity" during this deadly journey?

You’ve inherited a motel from your “Uncle Louis” Now you just need to evict the family of squatters that have moved in to claim your inheritance.

SPQR is a 3D adventure game that challenges you to learn how the Roman Empire works - structurally, mechanically, economically, culturally and politically. Players are given one year to investigate five equally suspicious suspects in order to solve the ultimate mystery: Who is plotting to destroy Rome and how will they do it?

Hollywood Monsters is an adventure game by the Spanish developer Pendulo Studios which was originally released in 1997. Due to the bankruptcy of Dinamic Multimedia by 2001, Pendulo's publisher, Four Fat Chicks doubted that an English version of this " little-known and much sought-after" game would be released at the time However the game was re-released for iOS in 2012. The game received an indirect sequel in 2011 known internationally as The Next Big Thing and in Spain as Hollywood Monsters 2. Its style is reminiscent of Lucasarts adventure games like Grim Fandango.[2] The iOS release was localised for English, French, German, Spanish and Italian

A Point And Click Adventure Game created by Einoo as part of the Reality-On-The-Norm project.

Your friend Professor Nichols has gone missing. Armed with the archeologist's journal you set out on a journey that will take you to places - and times - you haven't even dreamt of.

Another Code: R is the sequel to the critically acclaimed Nintendo DS game Another Code. The Wii sequel is set 2 years on from Another Code but in the same universe and will also follow the familiar heroine, Ashley. After solving the mystery of her father's disappearance in the first Another Code, Ashley is now on the traces of her late mother and trying to unravel the mystery of her death. On her adventure at Lake Juliet's Camp, Ashley will investigate several locations, and encounter several characters; some of which know more than they tell her on her mother's past. Ashley will also face several puzzles which can be solved by carrying out various actions with the Wii Remote, and find items amongst the camp.

Cold Case Summer is the ninth game in the long-running series of first-person adventure games from developer MDNA games. This is a point-and-click adventure game that involves exploring for clues and inventory items, as well as solving logic and inventory-based puzzles. The game's artwork is made from still photographs taken in Sweden, with node-based movement. As with previous games in the series, there is voice acting and background music. There is a new hotspot revealer making it somewhat easier to locate items of interest.

Quarantine Diary is the 16th game in the Carol Reed series. The game is 100% mouse driven and features a classic adventure game interface. The game contains no graphic violence or any swearing. It has no action elements, and is suitable for ages 15 and up.

The Colour of Murder is the fifth installment in the Carol Reed series, following "Remedy", "Hope Springs Eternal", "Time Stand Still", and "East Side Story". The game is a first person point and click adventure and contains no violence or bad language. It has no action sequences, and is suitable for ages 11 and upwards.