A fairly effective tale of survival in its own right, its greatest accomplishment is making a compelling character out of a former sex symbol.

Both antiquated and nostalgic in tone, Broken Age packs a surprising narrative punch along with its humor and classic adventure gameplay.

One of the better video games I've seen for cooperative storytelling with friends. How you and the other players react to situations shapes the story.

The story is pretty simple, but it's visually unique, and the way it creates highly varied interactions without the use of violence is intriguing.

See your own personal narrative unfold as you guide a civilization. The interactions between you and other nations make for compelling emergent stories.

Arguably the first game in the series to truly deliver on a strong narrative, Final Fantasy IV presents a classic tale of redemption and noble heroism.

A classic, and rightfully so. Clever humor sits at the heart of this adventure game, with classic point-and-click gameplay and fun art to back it up.

A game where you play a shopkeeper rather than the adventuring hero. A simple story, but such a charming role swap from usual RPG fare. Capitalism ho!

Flawed and unfinished, I Am Alive has such an interesting focus on interaction with enemies, rather than straight combat, that it's worth a shot.