Port Valley
Port Valley is a Single-player Adventure video game comes with an emphasis on Pixel Graphics, Choices Matter, and Puzzle game elements, developed and published by WrongPixel. It lets the player have fun with point-and-click adventure gameplay where the perspective alters everything. The game allows the player to experience the election day of Port Valley from three different points, such as a laze delivery guy, a female plumber, and more. However, one by one, the player can navigate the story of each one and get ready for action before it’s too late. During the gameplay, the player has to work, revenge, etc. his way through a set of levels while making enough points to unlock additional content. There are three storylines to explore and three main characters with three modes. It comes with a revised classic point-and-click interface and introduces active non-player characters. A day/night cycle system is here to make the game bit challenging to play. Port Valley has core features such as Annoying Puzzles, Three challenging Modes, Point-and-Click Interface, and more.
#1 Thomas Was Alone
Thomas Was Alone is a 2D Action-Adventure, RPG, Puzzle-Platformer and Indie video game by Mike Bithell. The game is set in an Anti-Gravity environment and is about the friendships, jumping and floating together. Your duty is to guide a cluster of boxes through a series of obstacles by using your unique Puzle solving skills and finish the levels. Thomas Was Alone features great background music, amazing voice over and quite addictive and fun filled game-play. The boxes in the game are basically World’s first AI’s and this game lets you program them and perform different tasks with them to see if they have perfected or there is any need of redesigning. Thomas Was Alone includes some great features such as over a 100 challenging and addictive game levels, more than 10 cool player characters, super challenging and quite engaging game-play etc. If you really like to play Puzzle-Platform games, you should not miss Thomas Was Alone. it’ll definitely entertain you good. Do try it out.
#2 Thimbleweed Park
Thimbleweed Park is an Adventure, Puzzle, Point-and-Click and Single-player video game created and published by Terrible Toybox for cross-platform. The game offers the similar gameplay to earlier graphic adventure games and serves as the spiritual successor to Maniac Mansion, released in 1987, and the Secret Money Island, released in 1990. There are up to five playable characters, and the player has to select one of them to start the epic adventure. According to the story, Ray, and Reyes, the FBI agents arrive at the strange town known as Thimbleweed Park to investigate the murder case. The investigation leads them to different persons of interest such as Ransome the Clown, Chuck, Delores, and more. The player manipulates the world from a third-person perspective, and the character is capable of running, picking up, talking to other characters, and using multiple objects. The player controls the protagonist using the point-and-click interface. During the gameplay, the player can switch one of five characters anytime like Maniac Mansion. Thimbleweed Park includes prominent features such as Five Playable Characters, Mind-bending Puzzles, various Levels, and more.
#3 Call of Juarez: Gunslinger
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger is an Action-Adventure, First-person Shooter and Single-player video game developed by Techland and published by Ubisoft. It is the 4th game in the series of Call of Juarez video game and offers the traditional old-west settings, unlike its previous entries. The game has three unique modes such as Duel, Arcade and Story while the storyline of the game focuses on the bounty hunter named as Silas Greaves. The game represents the linear FPS (First-person Shooter) gameplay and focuses on completing a variety of objectives to advance through the plot. Staple gameplay components such as gunslinger duels and bullet-time make a return, and the game comes with a novel element, offering the ability to the player to dodge the bullets via a quick response time event. During the gameplay, the player can make experience points and can use to level up his skills in either shotgun, dual pistols, or rifles. The player explores the land from a first-person viewpoint, the battle against evil guys and take down them to earn points.