Games like No. 5

    Try to form your thought, by searching for the correct order of points around the screen.      Controls: Mouse to Move X  to Click      Postmortem: This week the prompt was box art (you can see my edited and titled version of it in the screenshots). I chose one that reminded me of my hometown at night, but with a Twin Peaks sort of vibe. I originally planned on creating an investigative game …

"Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet" is a single-player point-and-click mystery game set in 1896 London. You play as Holmes and Watson, investigating a painter's murder found inside a unique Persian carpet. Explore crime scenes, interview suspects, and analyze evidence to solve the mystery and unravel the carpet's significance. While having a good story, be prepared for some grinding elements during gameplay.

"PRICE is a single-player Visual Novel game with an intriguing story, pretty visuals, and a good soundtrack. As Ivry, a popular musician, you wake up in a strange room and must search for your sister Iva, who has become calm and quiet after a family misfortune. The game features a storyboard performance and requires players to find clues and integrate them to solve puzzles, creating a rich and engaging experience."

"Amphora" is a peculiar puzzle game with an interesting plot, wonderful graphics inspired by shadow theater traditions, and ingenious music. Players manipulate objects and build structures to solve unconventional problems in an unfamiliar world, while uncovering the story of a girl in a world of intertwining tales through non-verbal storytelling. The game offers a curious and unique gameplay experience with physics-based mechanics that invite creativity.

"The Lost Crown: A Ghost Hunting Adventure" is a horror-themed point-and-click game. Players assume the role of Nigel Danvers, an investigative journalist searching for a legendary crown with supernatural powers. The game features a dark, atmospheric setting with challenging puzzles and a focus on stealth and ghost-hunting tools. It also boasts a unique mechanic for capturing ghostly apparitions.

Kathy Rain: Director's Cut is a point-and-click detective mystery set in the 90s, where you play as Kathy, a journalism major investigating her grandfather's mysterious death. Collect clues, analyze evidence, and interrogate suspects to uncover the truth, while dealing with personal turmoil and a local mystery involving your hometown. The game features cryptic puzzles and a harrowing journey of emotional and personal discovery.

"The Whispering Valley" is a narrative-driven adventure game set in a mystical valley filled with secrets and supernatural phenomena. Players will uncover the valley's past and present by interacting with its inhabitants, solving puzzles, and exploring the beautiful hand-drawn environments. The game explores themes of nature, spirituality, and the passage of time.

"Cherry Tree High Comedy Club" is a comedic anime-style adventure game where you play as Mairu Hibisu, a high school student on a mission to start a comedy club. With a goal of recruiting 3 new members and a limited amount of time, you must navigate through the idyllic Cherry Tree Town, engage in conversations, and participate in part-time jobs to gain the necessary funds and persuasion tools. The game offers a mix of humor, heart, and strategy to create a memorable experience.

"1 Moment of Time: Silentville" is a hidden object adventure game set in a mysterious, abandoned town. The player takes on the role of a journalist investigating the town's strange disappearance, uncovering secrets and solving puzzles along the way. With a focus on exploration and story, the game offers a unique and immersive experience.

"Critical Mass" is a 2011 top-down shooter game set in a futuristic world. As a pilot of a powerful spacecraft, players must navigate through treacherous environments, battling enemy ships and bosses in frenetic combat. The game features a variety of weapons and upgrades, with missions that require strategic planning and quick reflexes. Reference