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RETURN OF THE TENTACLE - Play the unofficial sequel of Day of the Tentacle for FREE!
The independent German studio Catmic has released "Return of the Tentacle Prologue," an unofficial free fan-made sequel to Day of the Tentacle, developed in the Unity engine. The prologue continues the story two years after the original game, featuring the original characters Bernard, Hoagie, and Laverne, and aims to recapture the witty humor and cartoonish art style.
Top Indie Game Releases of December 2025, Part 2 – GTOGG’s Curated Picks – Hasta la vista, baby – GTOGG
This article highlights several indie game releases from December 2025, including Terminator 2D: NO FATE, Death Howl, Dead Format, Scholar Adventure: Mystery of Silence, Frostpunk 2: Fractured Utopias, Pioneers of Pagonia, and UNBEATABLE. The list covers various genres such as action, deckbuilder, survival horror, adventure, city building, and rhythm games, with Frostpunk 2 receiving a DLC expansion.
Top Indie Game Releases of January 2026, Part 4 – GTOGG’s Curated Picks – Zombies, time loops, and a really grumpy alien – GTOGG
This article rounds up notable indie game releases from the final week of January 2026, featuring a variety of genres. Titles include 'The Spirit Lift,' a deckbuilder roguelike set in hell; 'Earth Must Die,' a point & click adventure with a grumpy alien; and 'Fear the Timeloop,' a survival game centered around a time loop.
The Dark Rites of Arkham Review – A warm blanket of nostalgia and madness – GTOGG
The Dark Rites of Arkham is a point & click adventure game that blends H.P. Lovecraft's cosmic horror with a detective mystery set in Prohibition-era Arkham. Developed by José María Meléndez of Postmodern Adventures, the game offers a nostalgic audiovisual experience and engaging puzzles, though its pacing and finale are criticized for feeling rushed. Despite these flaws, it is a satisfying and atmospheric Lovecraftian experience.
Top Indie Game Releases of February 2026 – GTOGG’s Curated Picks – Can’t make an omelet without breaking a few… pineapples? /1. – GTOGG
This article highlights several notable indie game releases from February 2026. Featured titles include the retro-inspired 2D action-adventure Tearscape, the Lovecraftian point & click mystery The Dark Rites of Arkham, and the deckbuilding roguelike Master of Piece. Other games mentioned are the analog horror title Heaven Does Not Respond, the chaotic cooking roguelike Omelet You Cook, the 1970s-themed action game Jackal, and the precision platformer The Pale Piper.
Review: Dark Auction (Nintendo Switch)
Dark Auction is a point-and-click adventure game for the Nintendo Switch where players control Noah, who enters a mysterious castle hosting a secret auction to investigate his father's death. The game features memory-based puzzles, dialogue choices, and a narrative presented in a graphic novel style, focusing on uncovering secrets and solving puzzles within an eerie atmosphere.
‘Asocial Giraffe’ Needs You to Avoid Being Noticed
A Week in the Life of Asocial Giraffe is a point-and-click puzzle adventure game where players control a giraffe trying to avoid human interaction. The demo, played at AdventureX, features bite-sized puzzles that require players to solve problems without being seen. The game is currently in development for PC, with a demo available on Steam.
The Best Point-And-Click Games To Play In 2026
This article lists and describes some of the best point-and-click adventure games available, ranging from remasters of classics to newer titles. It highlights games with engaging premises, memorable characters, and challenging puzzles, covering various themes like occult mysteries, folk horror, and post-apocalyptic adventures.
Castle Agony: Hi-Fun, Lo-Fi Action
Castle Agony is a point-and-click horror/mystery game developed by The Pompous Pixel, inspired by classics like Resident Evil and the Castlevania series. The game features a unique soundtrack, a crafting system, and turn-based combat, with players able to control both a human character and their dog, Harry. Despite some minor bugs and a slower pace, the game offers a compelling experience true to its retro influences.
