IndieGames.com's Best Freeware Adventure Games 2007
The third of the 2007 Best Of Features here on the IndieGames.com.blog, we're proud to present twenty of the best freeware adventure games released in 2007.
The adventure game genre certainly isn't dead, and IndieGames proves this by picking the top freeware adventure independent titles released last year, from Rorschach through the awesomely named Nelly Cootalot: Spoonbeaks Ahoy.
Best Freeware Adventure Games 2007
1. Fedora Spade
2. Covert Front
3. Anika's Odyssey
4. Makibishi Comic
5. The Infinity String
6. Fate by Numbers
7. Masq
8. Dr. Lutz and the Time Travel Machine
9. A Tale of Two Kingdoms
10. Ben Jordan Case 6
11. Nelly Cootalot: Spoonbeaks Ahoy
12. Passage
13. Soup ver 0.9
14. Ruckblende (Flashback)
15. The Adventures of Cagney
16. What Makes You Tick
17. Stranded 2
18. Menulis and Miestas
19. Thule Trail
20. Rorschach
Comments
I read #8 as Dr. Lulz and the Time Travel Machine.
Posted by: Troy RULES | January 21, 2008 3:50 PM
Soup is...something
Posted by: Nu | January 21, 2008 8:02 PM
A lot of these games look really good... I can't wait to try them.
Posted by: Quetzocotol | January 21, 2008 8:39 PM
Excellent round-up and shockingly I haven't played quite a few of these lovely offerings. Thanks & cheers Tim!
Posted by: gnome | January 21, 2008 10:22 PM
Huh? "Best Freeware Adventure Games 2007"?
...then why is Passage on the list?
I mean - I enjoyed it for the short while it lasted, but it's more of an idea than a game.
...no wait, it's actually not really much of a game at all.
Again, I enjoyed it, but it doesn't belong under this heading.
Posted by: Sokurah | January 22, 2008 11:15 PM
If you're after adventure games that are a little different, I humbly offer up Ultimate Quest. It won one of our development competitions last year and should push a few of the old adventuring buttons with good writing and scurrilous humor...
http://forums.tidemedia.co.za/nag/showthread.php?t=1011
Posted by: dislekcia | February 6, 2008 3:11 AM
It would be nice to know the reasons behind the order of these games. Why is Fedora Spade the best, etc?
Posted by: SSH | April 2, 2008 12:45 PM