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Recommend an Adventure Game
- Thread starter reggie
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SearchEngine
Learned
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- Dec 17, 2012
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The Last Express: Has amazing artwork, works in real-time, over 30 endings, and the characters have their own lives/personality
It Came from the Desert: Humorous B-movie action-adventure game. It has good c&c, uses real-time as well, and you have 15 days to defeat the ants
Rise of the Dragon: It's Blade Runner + Heart of China
It Came from the Desert: Humorous B-movie action-adventure game. It has good c&c, uses real-time as well, and you have 15 days to defeat the ants
Rise of the Dragon: It's Blade Runner + Heart of China
argan
Augur
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Seconding The Last Express. Absolutely fantastic adventure game; charming artwork, great script, superb voice-acting and the only true real-time game I know of.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the fathers. Nice setting, interesting well-researched background story, quite atmospheric.
Gabriel Knight: Sins of the fathers. Nice setting, interesting well-researched background story, quite atmospheric.
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