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Modern adventure games that focus on dialogue more than the type of complex, sometimes obtuse puzzles you usually see in "classic" point and click games.

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Recommended October 8, 2014
Professor Layton-esque. Very cute and charming. It is a mobile port. Shorter than the first episode.
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Recommended October 8, 2014
Professor Layton-esque. Very cute and charming. It is a mobile port and it shows in the way you control stuff, like holding down mouse button to rotate.
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Recommended October 8, 2014
Latest Sherlock Holmes game from Frogwares. They are pushing the modern adventure genre further with their games and this one is the best example of it.
Recommended October 8, 2014
Wizard of Oz done in a noir style setting. It's from the creator of the Blackwell series. Lght on puzzles and focuses more on dialogue and story.
Recommended October 8, 2014
Looks a bit dated by today's standards. Is a fun Sherlock Holmes game that focuses on Jack The RIpper. Is grounded on real theories about the murders.
Recommended October 8, 2014
First fully modern adventure game by Frogwares. This game really got me into Sherlock Holmes.
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Recommended October 8, 2014
Second modern adventure game by Telltale Games. It focuses on the lives of classic fables character growing up in a modern age.
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Recommended October 8, 2014
It's probably the most popular example of the modern adventure genre. First season was better IMO. Most characters from second season are forgettable.
Recommended October 8, 2014
It's probably the most popular example of the modern adventure genre. The focus is on the relationship between the characters, not on obtuse puzzles.
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