Games like The Mystery of the Druids

In this classic adventure, you will take on the role of young Scotland Yard Detective Brent Halligan, assigned to solve the puzzle surrounding a mysterious order of Druids and a series of gruesome murders. It appears that the neo-Druids are conducting ritual killings in order to conjure up incredibly sinister forces.

"Black Mirror" is a single-player horror point-and-click game with an intriguing story and gorgeous graphics, but it's held back by lousy mechanics, bugs, and grinding. Set in Scotland in 1926, you play as David Gordon who inherits his ancestral home where he must uncover his family's dark secrets and confront their curse. Despite its flaws, the game delivers a marvelous atmosphere with its unique gothic horror setting and creepy soundtrack.

"Necronomicon: The Gateway to Beyond" is a point-and-click adventure game set in 1927 New England, based on the works of H.P Lovecraft. When William Stanton's friend gives him a metallic pyramid and warns him not to give it to himself, Stanton embarks on a journey to find his friend and uncovers a horrifying secret threatening humanity. Solve clues and puzzles to help Stanton unravel the mystery of the Necronomicon and save mankind from destruction.

In Still Life 2, players assume the roles of FBI agent Victoria McPherson and paparazzo journalist Patricia Mahoney. The game is a sequel to Still Life and follows the story of a serial killer known as the "East Coast Torturer." Players will need to solve puzzles and gather evidence to track down the killer and uncover the truth behind the murders. The game features a mix of adventure and puzzle-solving gameplay with a dark and suspenseful storyline.

In "Sherlock Holmes: The Silver Earring", players assume the roles of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, investigating a series of murders in Victorian London. With over 40 witnesses to question, 250 clues to uncover, and 25 hours of gameplay, the game offers a challenging and immersive experience as players work to solve the baffling case. Along the way, they'll encounter familiar characters from the novels and explore a beautifully detailed 3D reproduction of Victorian London.

"Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth" is a first-person psychological survival horror game. Players uncover a Lovecraftian conspiracy in a 1920s town while fighting cultists and suffering from sanity-draining encounters with otherworldly creatures. The game features an investigation system, melee combat, and a limited inventory for a challenging and immersive experience.

This is the fourth chapter of the Monkey Island series. As normal, prepare to find lots of salty humor and engaging game play from this legendary series. Loaded with lusciously rendered backgrounds and more monkeys than you can handle, Escape from Monkey features an original cinematic story full of drama. The game is highlighted by hundreds of challenging puzzles.

Deponia: The Complete Journey is a humorous, point-and-click adventure game set in a weird and wacky world. Players control Rufus, a selfish and reckless guy living on the junk-covered planet Deponia, as he tries to reach the expensive floating cities in the sky. The game is a compilation of the original Deponia, plus its two sequels: Chaos on Deponia and Goodbye Deponia. Join Rufus in his chaotic journey full of quirky characters, creative puzzles, and satirical humor.

"Silent Hill: Homecoming" is the sixth entry in the Silent Hill survival horror series, offering a single-player experience with a good plot, good graphics, and stunning music. The game features combat mechanics, puzzle-solving, and dialogue choices that affect the plot. Despite some optimization issues and bugs, the game provides a unique atmosphere and a wholesome story.

Syberia 3 continues the adventure of lawyer Kate Walker, now a stranger in a Yakuza-like Youkol tribe's village. Help Kate navigate political intrigue, solve puzzles, and navigate on-foot and riverboat sequences to reach the tribe's sacred mountain for a mythical ancestor's funeral. This third-person, narrative-driven game brings a suspenseful and beautiful conclusion to the Syberia trilogy.