Adventure games

An unusual mix: diving into a blue hole by day, running a sushi restaurant by night.

A return after 13 years; a survival horror blending light and gunplay with two interwoven storylines.

A dark fairy tale from Norse mythology; no combat, just quiet stealth and fleeing from trolls.

An adventure for fans of a slower pace: rich dialogue and logic puzzles.

A minimalist puzzle adventure from the designer of Limbo — worlds nested one inside another.

A fishing adventure with horror elements; fatigue at night warps both the map and the player's perception.

A language puzzle without a single word: you decipher the pictograms of the Tower of Babel's levels.

Contemplative climbing up a giant tower; each of the character's hands has its own controller button.

A charming platformer where you tilt dioramas as a ghostly presence while the mouse Quill solves puzzles.

The sequel starring the mouse Quill; now you can also pilot old guardian robots and solve puzzles.

The entire No Man's Sky universe in VR; scanning plants by hand and a cockpit view while flying.

An open world inspired by New Caledonia; the Soul-Jump ability links her to the soul of nature.

A steampunk adaptation of Jules Verne with thousands of branching routes around the world.

A classic point-and-click adventure with hand-drawn graphics and dialogue-based puzzles.

A return to the older, more popular entries after a weaker fifth installment; once again with Luděk Sobota.

Wraps up Layton's second trilogy and the search for the frozen tombs of the Azran civilization.

Atmospheric sci-fi puzzle adventure; cloning and consciousness transfer between copies.

A minimalist text survival game that grows into an extensive adventure.

Text winds around images and maps; you read the story while walking through it at the same time.

A trembling Luigi with the Poltergust vacuum hunts ghosts; the return of a long-awaited hit.

The darkest and most dramatic chapter in the series about attorney Phoenix Wright. Objection!

Puzzle adventure from Ron Gilbert, creator of Maniac Mansion; the cave knows your desires.

An episodic adventure from Telltale where Clementine becomes the main heroine.

A noir detective story among fairy-tale creatures; a loose prequel to the Fables comic.

A stylized Spanish adventure about a student in trouble; the humor survived even on a small display.

The fourth installment of the classic adventure series abandons 2D drawing for 3D environments and a free camera.

The first fully 3D Resident Evil without fixed cameras; the Redfields against the Ashford twins.

A careful port of the 1998 classic; Raccoon City full of zombies and two intertwined scenarios.

A tenser sequel with the tireless Nemesis on your heels, one that can also transform.

A school project by Jakub Dvorský that became one of the most famous Czech games of all.

A horror adventure from Future Games; one of the most successful Czech games ever.

The sequel took a different path – an adventure game with turn-based combat instead of step-by-step corridor crawling.

The most seriously toned entry in the Pankrác series; a case about a professor and his time machine.

An exclusive prequel with no item chests - things can be dropped anywhere along the way.

Benoît Sokal's melancholic adventure game about forgotten mechanical wonders.

The return of the cult duo from the Sega Genesis in a reworked 3D form after years of silence.

A sci-fi adventure about a data thief with a virus in his head and a two-hour countdown to brain destruction.

A mysterious visual novel on an island where memory experiments uncover a dark conspiracy.

A compilation of both Another World installments on one disc, including Buddy's perspective.

A fairy-tale point-and-click adventure with hand-drawn graphics and puzzles, with no parser.

A lonely island without words or an inventory; a showcase of what CD-ROM could do with sharp graphics.

Konami's sci-fi detective story about a policeman out of hibernation; the investigation leads to an organ trade.

Adventure Soft cheekily pokes fun at every cliché about chosen-one heroes.

An adventure and strategy game from the Enterprise's bridge at the height of the show's popularity.

Brings the world of The Next Generation to SNES; diplomacy, exploration, and tactics from the Enterprise's bridge.

One of the first Czech adventure games comparable to foreign productions; a comedy about pirates.

A horror adventure in toymaker Stauf's house; one of the first titles built purely for CD.

A direct sequel to Maniac Mansion; three heroes each get stuck in a different time period.

Isometric puzzle adventure built on the Knight Lore engine; puzzles demand an exact sequence of steps.

King Graham rescues Valanice in a new fairy-tale adventure through a magic portal.

A reworked version of Fuk's Poklad, released only later in the Fuxoft uvádí collection.

A classic of school simulations; steal your report card before someone catches you.

A text adventure based on the Sorcery! book series; spells gave the game strategic depth.

The Hobbit's successor leads a party of hobbits that can be controlled individually thanks to advanced AI.

An adventure based on the books by Zilpha Snyder; children with the shan levitation ability explore Green-sky.

A vast fantasy world rendered with a unique landscaping technique; it was ahead of its time.

A challenging exploration platformer; the forefather of the genre.

The first game with its own chip for multichannel music; a far larger world.

The debut work of a sixteen-year-old Fuxoft, one of the oldest surviving Czechoslovak games.

A space trading simulation with an inherited ship, where the wrong route means bankruptcy.