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5 Adventure games reviewed and scored, best first.
5 reviews
Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl's 2011 Flash roguelike sold itself for $4.99 on Steam rather than living free on a portal, and turned a three-month game jam project into the game most credited with dragging the roguelike out of niche obscurity — years before Flash's own limitations forced McMillen to rebuild it from scratch as Rebirth.
8 / 10
A Newgrounds exploration game a teenage Thomas Brush built alone in ActionScript 2.0, drawing over 8 million plays in 2010 on hand-drawn atmosphere and dream logic that its own fifteen minutes of gameplay can't fully carry.
7 / 10
PuffballsUnited's second Henry Stickmin game locks its stick-figure lead in a cell with a mystery cake and thirty-six branching choices, and bets the whole experience on the joke waiting behind every wrong answer rather than on the puzzle logic of picking the right one — a bet that made it Newgrounds' most-viewed entry in the entire series within its first year.
7 / 10
Riddle School was built by a Newgrounds user going by JonBro, who was eleven years old and, by most accounts of the game's own history, using it to test what he could do in Act
6 / 10
The Canadian studio Pyrozen's March 2010 relaunch of its long-running assassin saga drops three playable bounty hunters into a Chicago-to-Palermo mob war with almost no recap for anyone who hasn't already played five previous games — a point-and-click shooting gallery bolted onto a gun-shop economy that the series had already run once before.
6 / 10