With a Twin Peaks meets Fargo inspired narrative, Kona is a fantastic adventure game that tasks you with not only surviving the elements but discovering the mysteries of a quiet town.

Scout for supplies during the day and set traps to prepare for the night, Darkwood adopts the Twin Peaks "darkness in the woods" theme wonderfully. The devs were quick to confirm the show's influence.

While you may or may not like the gameplay shift later on, the first half of the game is reminiscent of Twin Peaks. Throw in some Silent Hill for good measure and the cult classic status is justified.

Alice & Smith games strike that sense of wonder that few manage to pull off. The Black Watchmen makes you feel like Agent Dale Cooper, investigating everything from secret societies to the paranormal.

A blend of Fargo and Twin Peaks, Puzzle Agent has what you'd expect being inspired by such glorious fiction...weird townsfolk, secret societies, strange happenings, etc. A puzzle game Dale would play.

Inspired by "weird fiction" including Twin Peaks and The Twilight Zone, What Remains of Edith Finch is a Walking Simulator set in Washington that follows Edith as she learns the fate of her family.

A witty point-and-click puzzle game that doesn't take itself too seriously. Twin Peaks fans will find a lot to like with it's blend of humor and mystery. Relatively easy puzzles, but fun all the same!

Inspired by the likes of Lost and Twin Peaks, Calm Waters is a promising new 2D point-and-click adventure game. Solve the island's myteries and get to the bottom of the blood-curdling screams.

Husk may still have bugs that need worked out, but developer updates are frequent. Silent Hill meets Twin Peaks sure is an appealing concept, and with much potential, this is one to keep an eye on.

With it's FBI agents, retro diner, and mysterious murder, Thimbleweed Park wears it's Twin Peaks influence on it's sleeve. Fans of oldschool point-and-click adventures will feel right at home.