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You take a walk outside, perhaps enjoy some cheesecake afterwards. Then, relax with an adventure game. After all, they're practially living fossils to gaming's past! The formula was perfected early, let's say...

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Recommended January 27, 2015
Grim Fandango was a formative experience for many (including myself), and it's simply a joy that a new generation of players now experience this beauty.
Recommended November 5, 2014
My word, this is how adventure games should be treated--especially remakes. It's beautiful, exhibiting enormous respect for the tone of the original!
Recommended October 8, 2014
Absolutely perfect game. The narrative development, the pacing, the voice acting... not much can be said that hasn't already been. Incredible experience
Recommended September 23, 2014
Super trippy, but well worth it! The art style--real cardboard and clay models/sets--adds to the surreal tone the game sets.
Recommended September 23, 2014
Beautiful visuals and a wildly inventive soundtrack elevate this game, not to mention the terrific cast of misanthropes you travel with!
Recommended September 23, 2014
Nice, succinct adventure experience!
Recommended September 23, 2014
Amazing look, great puzzles, killer soundtrack... it's nearly everything you'd want in a modern adventure game.
Recommended September 23, 2014
What can I say here...!? This bundle has the first two Monkey Island games, both inimitable classics for very, very good reasons.
Recommended September 23, 2014
The secret weapon in Broken Age is the user interface--it's practically seemless, helping achieve a flow that few adventure games have. Truly unique!
Recommended September 23, 2014
Few games have the tone that Kentucky Route Zero does, but once you've experienced it, you'll want most games to feel like this.
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