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Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.com
Adventure games. They include three fundamental elements: exploration, solving puzzles and strongly emphasized story. Controlled characters collect items and use them in puzzles in order to push the story further. Adventure games usually offer only single player mode and the point-and-click interface. This category includes also HOPAs (Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure games) which put emphasis on searching items hidden on the screen. more
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LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures
Adventure 03 June 2008
LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures is another title from Traveller's Tales, which previously enchanted us with LEGO Star Wars games. After reworking the history of Star Wars, it is time for the adventures of the most famous archaeologist in the history of cinema.
LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues
Adventure 17 November 2009
A continuation of one of the entries in the LEGO series developed by Traveller’s Tales. The players once again assume the role of Indiana Jones, a famous archeologist/adventurer, and lead him through a number of events that took place in the original trilogy and the newest entry in the series – Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles
Adventure 13 November 2007
Another spin-off of the Resident Evil series, realized by Capcom in the convention of a target on rails. During the game we don't control the character's movements, limiting ourselves to aiming and eliminating successive hosts of bloodthirsty zombies. In Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles we make use of a diverse arsenal - it's worth stuffing not only the opponents with lead, but also elements of the environment prone to destruction, hiding useful bonuses.