Adventure Games
Breaking The Bank

Breaking The Bank

Bad Ice Cream 3

Bad Ice Cream 3

Adventure Drivers

Adventure Drivers

Big Tower Tiny Square

Big Tower Tiny Square

Bob The Robber 2

Bob The Robber 2

Bob The Robber 4

Bob The Robber 4

Burrito Bison Launcha Libre

Burrito Bison Launcha Libre

Escaping The Prison

Escaping The Prison

Fleeing The Complex

Fleeing The Complex

Infiltrating The Airship

Infiltrating The Airship

Vex 3

Vex 3

Vex 4

Vex 4

Snow Rider 3D

Snow Rider 3D

Stair Race 3D

Stair Race 3D

Vex 5

Vex 5

Vex 6

Vex 6

Vex 7

Vex 7

OvO

OvO

Stealing The Diamond

Stealing The Diamond

Fireboy & Watergirl

Fireboy & Watergirl

Fireboy & Watergirl 2

Fireboy & Watergirl 2

Fireboy & Watergirl 3

Fireboy & Watergirl 3

Fireboy & Watergirl 4

Fireboy & Watergirl 4

Fireboy & Watergirl 5

Fireboy & Watergirl 5

Fireboy & Watergirl 6

Fireboy & Watergirl 6

Knight Hero Adventure

Knight Hero Adventure

Block World

Block World

Merge Harvest

Merge Harvest

Push The Box 3D

Push The Box 3D

Wheely 2

Wheely 2

Wheely 3

Wheely 3

Wheely 4

Wheely 4

Wheely 5

Wheely 5

Wheely 6

Wheely 6

Wheely 7

Wheely 7

Wheely 8

Wheely 8

Snail Bob

Snail Bob

Snail Bob 2

Snail Bob 2

Snail Bob 3

Snail Bob 3

Snail Bob 4

Snail Bob 4

Snail Bob 5

Snail Bob 5

Snail Bob 6

Snail Bob 6

Snail Bob 7

Snail Bob 7

Snail Bob 8

Snail Bob 8

Exclusive Games

Adventure Games

Adventure games—rarely termed quest games—are a kind of video game in which the
user plays the role of the protagonist in an interactive tale that is fueled by puzzle- and/or exploration-based story-telling.
The genre's emphasis on narrative enables it to substantially borrow from other narrative-based media,
including literature and cinema, embracing a broad range of genres.
Due to the focus on narrative and characters, most adventure games are text- and graphically created for a single player only.
The earliest of these adventure games, Colossal Cave Adventure, was initially published in 1976.
Other noteworthy adventure game series include Zork, King's Quest, Monkey Island, Syberia, and Myst.
Adventure games often place more of an emphasis on puzzle-solving and exploration than action.
The player is often portrayed as the protagonist who must conquer numerous challenges in order to advance in these games,
which take place in magical worlds or settings.
They put a lot of emphasis on the narrative, providing the player with a compelling
and immersive plot while also allowing for dialogue-based character development.
In order to advance or fight bosses, players often need to harvest resources for use in the game or construct more resources.