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Return of the Tentacle: Prologue is a fan-made sequel to the classic LucasArts point and click adventure game Day of the Tentacle. The game takes place two years after the original. Purple Tentacle is back and again tries to conquer the world and enslave humanity. Bernard, Laverne, and Hoagie make their way back to the mansion of the mad scientist Dr. Fred and work on a plan to save the world – by time-traveling once more.
A game about news cycles, vicious cycles, infinite cycles
This is a small, historical game.
Time Stone is a short adventure game made with Adventure Game Studio. With wonderful low-res art, it hopes to help you find the enjoyment you found when playing those awesome classic adventure games of years past, such as Day of The Tentacle and Simon the Sorcerer.
Perfect Tides is a point and click adventure game about the agony and anticipation of being a teen. Set in the year 2000, you play as Mara, an internet-obsessed young writer who lives on a so-called island paradise. Following 4 seasons of the year, you experience through Mara the beauty and silence of the island, the turmoil of family life and mainland public school, and an ever-evolving quest for love, friendship and experience.
Completing the Mission is 3x bigger than Fleeing the Complex and features 16 Endings and 164 Fails!
Are you bored with some standard quests? Try the one that will make you laugh and marvel every time you reach a new level! Even if you are an experienced player and solve all the quest puzzles like a pro, you will need to make your brain work hard to get through the levels of the original Trollface game. Don't look for a standard solution! Be ready to activate your creativity and logic!
The desktop is peaceful as usual. In order to delete the computer virus called "Agape", the anti-virus program, Virus Buster "Goyou", must cooperate with it while searching through the computer's files.
You play Jona & Louise in a city where everyone seems to have something to hide. People have secrets and a plot has been hatched. Who can you trust? Better to trust no one, not even technology.
A point n' click sequel to Perfect Tides about the momentum and whiplash of young adulthood.