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Adventure games ask you to look, think and talk rather than react. The genre covers point-and-click work from the LucasArts and Sierra era, Japanese visual-novel-style titles, and the action-adventure hybrids that Zelda defined.
They age unusually well, because the appeal was never in the frame rate — it was in writing, puzzle design and atmosphere, all of which survive the jump to a browser intact.




















Yes. Mouse-driven titles work exactly as they did originally, and on touch devices a tap acts as a click.
Many do. If you prefer something with less reading, the action and arcade categories are a better starting point.