October is coming and I need some spooky adventure game suggestions that I haven't played yet. I have probably played the most well known ones but hey maybe I haven't gotten to it yet. Please post a game and I will let you know if I have played it.

Hi everyone! I just pre-released Intrigue At Oakhaven on Steam with a go-live date of November 3.  Please add it to your wishlist!
I have spent the last year and 1/2 remaking the game and my hope is that everyone will enjoy it.


https://store.steampowered.com/app/39934..._Oakhaven/

I am very happy to see your forums are back. You've been missed by the community!

Can we have a dedicated subforum for discussions about one specific game?
Like:
Games Discussion > Adventure Games > Specific Titles

Or

Games Discussion >
- Adventure Games General
- Adventure Games Specific
- Other Games
- Collector's Corner

Anyone playing this? I just fixed the elevator. So far, I am impressed by the detail—beautiful graphics and mildly interesting puzzles. I've been waiting for this game for almost two years and am delighted to finally be able to play it.

This looks really spectacular! I am almost finished with the demo. Beautiful graphics and mildly difficult puzzles. Can't wait for the full game! Available on Steam.

Hey, all! I've been working on an enormous Dagger of Amon Ra video retrospective for almost a year, now. Finally, it's almost ready for release in October, and it's three and half hours long! I'm really excited about this one, and I think fans of the game are going to be really surprised by the things I uncovered.

For instance, there's a notebook that appears when you interrogate people. You need to select a topic, and Laura will ask about it. As the game goes on, you'll discover more things and get more notebook entries.

Frustratingly, it's easy to lock yourself out of certain topics.

Dr. Myklos: You can only get her name in the notebook if you ask Lo Fat about the museum in Act I. If you get to the museum without doing this, too bad! You can't ask anyone about her, ever.

Rameses Najeer: You can only get Najeer's name in the notebook by asking Ziggy about Egyptology in the speakeasy in Act I.

Countess Waldorf-Carlton: You can get the Countess's name by either talking to the flapper in the speakeasy, or asking Steve about Dr. Carrington at the docks in Act I. (He explains the Countess picked up Carrington in a taxi.) Wait until Act II, at the party? Too bad! Even if the Countess directly introduces herself and tells you her name, it won't appear in the notebook, and you can never ask anybody about her.

If you've got any burning Dagger of Amon Ra questions, let me know and I'll try to answer.

Wouldn't be an Adventure Game forum without the Guess the game from the scene game.

Guess the game, the correct answer gets to post the next scene.

For those of you who collect games, what do you collect,?

I've noticed lately more and more people that have digital game collections. I do too, but my "real" collection, to me, is my physical game collection. I especially like to collect physical adventure games, ranging from early text adventures to modern classics (when they actually get physical releases and I can find them). I have lots of other stuff too though - I like games of all sorts, especially old ones.

What about you?

While the adventure game genre has been absolutely bonkers (in a good way) in 2025, i feel like the rest of the gaming industry is crumbling. Compared to previous years, 2025 has been very light. Even the highly anticipated games like Borderlands 4 have had pretty forgettable starts. 

I've played Atomfall, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, The Alters, Oblivion Remaster, AC Shadows, Indy the Great Circle,  Star Wars Outlaws, Alone in the Dark, Dune: Awakening  and a few that I forgot about or quit.

I view The Great Circle more of an adventure game with action elements so I'll omit that. I enjoyed Oblivion but got burnt out once the nostalgia wore off. KCD2 was a blast for a bit but I got derailed and never found the urge to finish. Same with the Alters. My favorite so far is Atomfall.
I thoroughly enjoyed the choose your own adventure style FPS. Heavy in story and it wasn't too difficult. Very short for an FPS so it allows the time to go back and try other paths. It felt like Fallout with more ending options.

What about you all?