Adventure & RPG Games · 25
A locked door is one of gaming's simplest promises: remember this place, because the world intends to become larger later. The category's past supplies the companion fact: Zork grew from a mainframe adventure created by MIT programmers and later became one of Infocom's defining commercial text adventures. Side quests are what happen when saving the world has a surprisingly flexible deadline.
← All folders
-
A Husk at Duskmobile · 8.601 -
The Time I Was Stranded on Some Planetdesktop · 6.202 -
Troll Stick Face: Escapemobile · 6.403 -
Dérivemobile · 8.604 -
Mitch & Titch: Forest Frolicmobile · 7.005 -
Ascentdesktop · 7.506 -
Pixi Steve Alex Herobrinedesktop · 4.107 -
The Magical Golden Eggdesktop · 9.008 -
Sweeping Roadsdesktop · 6.209 -
Candy Kingdom: Skyblock Parkourmobile · 6.210 -
Red and Green 4mobile · 4.011 -
Swing Jet Packmobile · 7.012 -
Wheely 8: Aliensmobile · 9.013 -
Colorless Ruinsdesktop · 5.514 -
Big ICE Tower Tiny Squaredesktop · 7.415 -
Garden Gagedesktop · 7.116 -
Minescrafter: Steve and Alexdesktop · 6.617 -
Drac & Franc: Dungeon Adventuremobile · 7.718 -
Cops Evademobile · 9.219 -
Rad Fyredesktop · 6.920 -
Dark Assassinmobile · 6.421 -
Bodypartsdesktop · 6.722 -
Flip Master Homedesktop · 7.423 -
Groomy Island 3Ddesktop · 9.224 -
Sprunki Phase 10mobile · 7.225 -
Fort Loopmobile · 7.426 -
Pico Snail! Dream Castlemobile · 7.927 -
Manorvaniadesktop · 8.128 -
Rewindy Daydesktop · 8.529 -
Euphrosine Wants Ten Dotsmobile · 8.830 -
Mooshadesktop · 6.531 -
Steve and Alex: Skyblockmobile · 5.732 -
Grand Grimoire Chronicles Episode 3mobile · 8.633 -
Neon Boy: in the Forestmobile · 5.334 -
Duck Life: Adventuredesktop · 9.135 -
Manga RPGmobile · 8.336 -
Linear Html5desktop · 8.037 -
Pingu & Friendsmobile · 7.438 -
Thunder Plane Endlessmobile · 7.839 -
Helicopter Adventuredesktop · 8.340 -
Santa Soosizmobile · 8.041 -
Victor and Valentino: Monsters in the Closetmobile · 8.842 -
Snowy Kitty Adventuremobile · 8.843 -
Rebel Gamiomobile · 5.844 -
Konnadesktop · 8.345 -
Crate Before Attackdesktop · 7.846 -
Petigor's Taledesktop · 9.047 -
Cataractaedesktop · 9.348 -
Escape from the Submarinemobile · 3.349 -
99 Nights in the Forest: Horror Multiplayermobile · 7.650
Curiosity break
Dungeons & Dragons was first published in 1974 and helped establish the language of character levels, classes, hit points and experience that later computer RPGs borrowed and transformed. One more for the mental shelf: The word 'roguelike' comes from Rogue, a dungeon game first developed around 1980. Its randomly generated levels and high-stakes deaths inspired an entire family of games decades later.