Not a traditional point & click. Weaving music, art, & storytelling, The Lion's Song is a lovely and poignant tale sure to stir something within you with the first swell of melody you create.

Not a traditional point & click. The atmosphere in this game is fantastically creepy & evaluating crimes scenes & piecing together clues to fill out the story is a blast. Nancy Drew horror for adults.

Not a traditional point & click. Better than the show & a great intro to the comics, Telltale's The Walking Dead series is like a point & click version of The Last of Us: a story-rich character piece.

Not a traditional point & click. A peek in the life of Bigby Wolf & Snow White from the world of Bill Willingham's Fable comics, a (very) grown-up take on classic fairy tales. Gloomy but enchanting!

Not a traditional point & click. Choose different outcomes by rewinding time, learn to love -or hate- characters, lose yourself in the story, and hella cry when it's all over. One of my favorites!

Made by a 3-person team, the love put into this game is clear. The story & its use of Welsh mythology is great, the puzzles are fun, & even with its flaws it's worth supporting. Catch it on sale.

While the story is linear and the puzzles relatively easy, the world of Fran Bow is genuinely unforgettable! Dark, beautiful, sad, macabre, & yet somehow silly, this game is an experience.

An incredibly charming game with the cutest robot protagonist since Wall-E. The puzzles are difficult but incredibly satisfying and you'll be left wanting to see of this unusual world by the end.

Genuinely creepy with great atmosphere and puzzles that feel not only intuitive but logical within the game's universe, Barrow Hill is unfairly overlooked by those who don't follow the genre. Try it!

The first was neat but it's the sequel that really triggers that sense of wonder and awe with it's beautiful art, unique setting, and a story that sticks with you long after you've finished.