RETSNOM
RETSNOM is an Adventure, Casual, and Single-player video game developed by Zero Rock Entertainment for multiple platforms. Throughout the game, the player assumes the role of a caring father whose daughter is suffering from a zombie virus. It is the player’s job to visit the future laboratory and steal the medicine made by the character’s colleagues.
The challenge gets harder when the player finds medicine packed/hidden in the maze of mirrors. The game has many levels where at every level, the next level’s key is hidden into mirrors, packed inside each other. The game has challenging puzzles that let the player use his brain wits and break the limits. The game has over 60 levels taking place in three worlds.
Along the way, the player will find hidden bonus items that must be collected. The game has over 15 achievements, where grabbing them requires extra effort. The game has core features such as 17 Achievements, Three Worlds, Over Sixty Levels, Retro Graphics, Puzzles, Hidden Items, and Bonuses.
#1 Little Briar Rose – A Stained Glass Adventure
Little Briar Rose – A Stained Glass Adventure is a Casual, Adventure, and Single-player video game developed by Elf Games for multiple platforms. Throughout the game, the player plays like a fearless prince who finds himself in a kingdom captured by an ancient monster and some brambles. The player has to complete the dangerous quest by defeating challenges.
The game has intense puzzles that will let the player use all of his best skills. With no combat scenarios, the player finds himself in stress-free gameplay. The player will find different creatures such as Fairies, Mermen, and Gnomes. Mermen are underwater creatures and are faithful to their land. All the mermen are well-disciplined and noble that makes them unique.
Gnomes are the hard-working ones and serve as builders who will do everything with a balanced passion. When it comes to fairies, they are the cute and most attractive creatures with polite behavior. Little Briar Rose has core features such as Three Creatures, Addictive Gameplay, Hand-drawn Graphics, and Challenging Puzzles.
#2 RPGolf
RPGolf is a Sports, Adventure, and Single-player video game developed by ArticNet for multiple platforms. Throughout the game, the player serves as a golfer whose main mission is to play golf with friends or a computer. Every game has nine golf holes across the world map where the victory depends on placing the ball in the holes.
At the top of the screen, the player finds his scoring points, and at the end, the player with the highest points will win the game. Isometric angle makes the game addictive and visible to everyone. Below the scoring board, the player can determine his earned coins. As the game progresses, the player can unlock advanced equipment such as golf bats.
After every stroke, the player can view his stroke distance. In the arcade mode, the player finds many levels to complete. Dive deep into the sports game, hone the skills, challenge other players, collect coins, and upgrade the equipment. The game has core features such as Different Levels, Coins, Upgraded Equipment, Isometric Angle, and Nine Holes.
#3 That Dragon, Cancer
That Dragon, Cancer is an Adventure, Casual, and Single-player video game developed by Numinous Games for multiple platforms. Throughout the game, the player takes on the role of a protagonist named Joel, who is fighting a dangerous disease, Cancer, for the last four years. While exploring the places, the player controls the character from both third-person and first-person perspective.
The game has no actions or fighting scenarios, but all the scenes are text-based. The player can interact with his parents and other NPCs through dialogues. In this point-and-click adventure, the player may find puzzles that he has to pass/solve to make progress.
Among the different scenes, the player finds cards, letters, and other mementos being sent by people. Get into the adventure, solve the puzzles, interact with the NPC, and experience a new role. That Dragon, Cancer game has core features such as NPC Interaction, Puzzles, Third-person, and First-person perspective.