Complete the classic adventure game The Secret of Monkey Island
A furry black blob and the cherry taken from him, fought over across dozens of slapstick screens.
Two puzzle games and the best writing Valve ever shipped.
Three kids into a mad scientist's house; the game that invented the SCUMM point-and-click.
Kris, Susie and Ralsei in the Dark World; Toby Fox's chaptered follow-up.
Ichiban Kasuga turns the series turn-based in Yokohama; the funniest RPG of 2020.
Scrap the moons for a company quota and die to a coilhead; the co-op horror comedy of 2023.
A narrator tells you to go left; go right. The comedy about choice in games.
A child in the Underground can spare every monster; Toby Fox's RPG that remembers what you did.
A boy with a baseball bat in a satirical America; Nintendo's cult RPG.
A drunk squirrel, a singing poo and a Matrix parody; Rare's adult cartoon on the N64.
Three friends in three centuries stop a purple tentacle; LucasArts at its funniest.
A worm in a super suit; the strangest and best-animated platformer of the 16-bit era.
A point-and-click made in Krakow: a teenager recruited as a secret agent, and one of the few adventure games with a Polish sense of humour that translated.
Crash and Cortex forced to work together across one continuous world, with an a cappella soundtrack sung by the composers.
From a straight-faced gang war in Stilwater to a president fighting aliens, and back to a reboot.
Five power-up costumes and a running commentary of jokes; the last of the 3D Raymans.
The Boss is President of the United States, then a prisoner in a simulated Steelport with superpowers.
Telltale's five episodes, with a pox and a voodoo lady.
Guybrush in 3D, and monkey kombat: duels won by memorising sequences of four monkey noises.
A brain in a jar and the Big Empty; the funniest thing Obsidian wrote.
Run the dungeon, slap your imps and defeat the heroes; Molyneux's reversal.
Cheerleading agents rescue people through rhythm; the DS oddity.
The original, before the sequels: hot-seat artillery with a banana bomb.
Mini-games of pure rhythm; Nintendo's weirdest series.
The hand-drawn third game, with the insult sword fighting moved to a boat.
Wobbly men solve physics puzzles badly; No Brakes Games.
A physics sandbox on the Source engine; Prop Hunt, Trouble in Terrorist Town and Gmod videos.
A dog detective and a rabbity thing on a road trip through American kitsch.
Theme Hospital's spiritual sequel, Light-headedness included.
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