Release date: 1993 | Developer: LucasArts | GOG, Steam, Humble Store
While many modern adventure games offer controller support or keyboard controls for navigating 3D worlds, the classics were all point-and-click games, relying on the trusty old mouse and (usually) an array of commands like 'Open' and 'Look.' These are the best old and new point-and-click adventures. It’s not something I’d want to become the standard for adventures by any stretch, but few others have the charisma, the wit, and the soundtrack to pull it off with such style. Treat its occasional generosity in letting you choose an option as forgiveable. What originally looked like the most ridiculous, random tie-in ended up being one of the funniest games in years. Probably best not to think about that too carefully. Tales From The Borderlands is simultaneously one of Telltale’s least interactive games, and one of its best. Release date: 2014 | Developer: Telltale Games | Steam, Humble Store
