In November we can return to Joe Richardson's zany Python-esque Renaissance era or the noir-steeped world of animal corruption with a couple of trigger-happy fowl, experience the trials of early French Canada from multiple perspectives, dive head-first into more Mad Libs-style crime-solving fun in the sequel to our game of the year for 2022, and have a ball with a thirty-year-old classic reborn. And so, so, SO much more... Read more

October is always a particularly insane month for new releases, and 2024 is certainly no exception with a host of amazing games due out, as featured in our latest monthly trailer compilation. ... Read more

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• Laura Cress

Our two-part coverage from Cologne wraps up with a video feature highlighting ten of the many impressive adventures at the Indie Arena Booth. ... Read more

In September we'll confront our fears in a Dead By Daylight spinoff from Supermassive Games, offer no objection whatsoever to the second Ace Attorney Investigations game finally arriving in English, fall in love with George and Nico all over again in a remastered and fine-tuned classic, briefly dive back into the To the Moon universe for a quirky day out, and laugh ourselves silly at the supernatural shenanigans of the most unlikely companions... Read more

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• Laura Cress

The first half of our coverage from Germany kicks off with a slew of amazing adventures, from the heart of the Amerzone to depths of Monument Valley, with many stops in between... Read more

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• Pascal Tekaia

The first-ever Adventure Game Fan Fair came with plenty of games to check out first-hand in the company of their creators. ... Read more

In August we can kill time in a cheeky comedy "slapformer," help loved ones cope with their loss from beyond the grave, solve crimes in Northern Canada in Julia Minamata's highly anticipated retro thriller, restore colour to both the Scottish Highlands and a young woman's life, and discover the power of words in the long-awaited adventure-RPG from the creators of Dreamfall. ... Read more

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Voodoo Bembel's charming world-hopping, seven-part episodic series gets off to a beautifully drawn and acted point-and-click debut. ... Read more

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In June we'll dissect the life of a haunted mortician, try to survive a catastrophic sea storm in a new thriller from The Chinese Room, play mind games as a coping mechanism with the creator of The Samaritan Paradox and co-creator of Kathy Rain, explore a deep-sea shipwreck wqith great personal meaning, and get all the hottest news as an intergalactic reporter. Plus, of course: more.    ... Read more

In May we'll be forced to wrestle with a crisis of faith, solve a loooooooong-awaited new mystery with Nancy Drew, follow the creator of Nightmare Frames to Victorian-era England to prove the existence of the afterlife, dive back into the distinctive world of Read Only Memories, and try to make sense of the surreal in an old baroque manor. And that's just the tip of the iceberg... Read more

In April we'll get a promising new fantasy pixel art adventure from the creator of The Castle, a cozy first-person game for the green thumbs among us, the loooooong-awaited arrival of a brand new claymation/stop-motion adventure, a gritty isometric exploration of the post-apocalypse, and a hi-tech Viking-themed mystery to unravel... Read more

In March comes the arrival of a mind-blowing cyberpunk adventure, a charming musical fantasy inspired by Tove Jansson's Moomin stories, a new side-scrolling pixel art sci-fi thriller from the creators of Lacuna, a thoughtful and gorgeously hand-painted puzzle-platformer, and the long-awaited next narrative adventure from the creators of Gone Home and Tacoma. ... Read more

In February, we eagerly anticipate a new installment in the "Psychotic Adventures" series, a unique science-fantasy puzzle-platformer, a glorious island to explore by air and land, the next installment in a popular Japanese horror franchise, and a slick remake of one of the best but more unheralded games of 2013... Read more

Our latest trailer compilation shines a spotlight on five of the most promising new adventures we're most excited about, due for release this month. In January, you can creep through a wolf-infested forest, jump back into a modern classic via a gorgeous-looking fan-made mod, puzzle your way through a head-scratching sequel, enjoy not one but two bundled Cing adventures of yesteryear (one of which was never released in North America), or use unique abilities in a nostalgic point-and-click pixel art adventure inspired by genre's Golden Age. And more... Read more