For anyone who thinks video games don’t require thought and are all about button-mashing reflexes, scroll on. A Point & Click is a distinct genre—very cinematic and very approachable. Great for families.
Point & Click is a distinct genre. Adventure and puzzle games that are played with the mouse, or a few buttons on the controller, all without hurry. Games that require calm, brain power and patience but that transport you into real worlds, a bit like a good crime novel. In most cases, you’ll have time on your side.
Ideal if you’re not a sharpshooter or if you want to be carried into a real story at your own pace.
Usually you control a character and you must click on parts of the scenery (the scenery is often gorgeous!), or on other characters to interact with them. It’s about conducting investigations, questioning suspects, combining objects to gather clues. But this type of game isn’t always easy. You often have to search before discovering where objects are, how to use them, solve puzzles, combine information.
Unlike many action games, in a Point & Click the player does not progress by changing how they play. They don't get better by training, they don’t gain bonuses, items, or upgrades to advance the story. Here only your gray matter counts. A cerebral approach that can be sparked up by playing together with others. Personally we love playing it as a family. All gathered around the same screen, real moments of conviviality around a shared story. Especially since younger players won't solve the same puzzles as their parents. It’s fun to see everyone’s logic.
Of course if you want to advance alone in the story, like in a good book, don’t deprive yourself. It will remind you of the “Choose Your Own Adventure” books. Plus, there are something for all tastes, serious and tragic investigations, wacky and humorous quests, outrageous dystopias...
Some people describe these games as cartoons or interactive films. This is quite telling because Point & Click games often share a common trait: they are beautiful and gripping!
An excellent way to escape.
Among the best Point & Click games, we recommend:

Hold on to your integrity or give in to the lure of easy money as a bent cop? Blacksad: Under the Skin is an adventure game in a league of its own. In it, it’s your decisions that dictate how you progress and how the case concludes. A wonderful adaptation of the graphic novel by Juan Díaz Canales and Juanjo Guarnido.
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Publisher: Microids
Developer: Pendulo Studios
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Join Rufus, our least likeable hero, on a hilarious adventure to save a planet, reveal a dark conspiracy, and win the heart of your beloved! A benchmark Point and Click game with a quirky spirit that will delight fans of crafty puzzles.
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Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Developer: Daedalic Entertainment
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Whether or not you’ve read The Pillars of the Earth, you’ll be engrossed in this non-linear interactive literary fiction that follows the journey of the cult novel’s three protagonists, all of whom are playable. Ken Follet’s medieval cathedral epic unfolds across 21 chapters, for a generous playtime of 15+ hours. A real gem from Telltale Games.
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Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Developer: Daedalic Entertainment
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More than a game, Silence is a breathtaking land with superb environments! Each screen is a real wonder that’s exploding with colour. It’s a joy to get carried along with this super-accessible Point and Click adventure, but players must be able to read. You’ll alternate between playing as Noah and his deceased sister as they shelter in a bunker as war rages outside.
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Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Developer: Daedalic Entertainment
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Jazz vibes, "cartoony" graphics, and the dulled colours of the interwar period: welcome to a 21st century take on Agatha Christie’s world. This is a fairly straightforward mystery game that makes a perfect intro to the genre. And you’ll even get to wear the moustache of the most famous Belgian detective. We loved how you could play as a family to solve the puzzles together.
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Publisher: Microids
Developer: Artefacts Studios
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What if you survived the end of the world, only to find out that it was merely the beginning of the apocalypse? This narrative game has plenty of jump scares in store for you! All of your actions and decisions will have a direct impact on what happens next, so choose carefully: the world, or what’s left of it, depends on it. The characters are endearing and the mystery gripping.
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Publisher: Microids
Developer: Gaming Corps AB
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A nice mystery set in a parallel universe. A father and daughter set off in search of their missing grandfather. Fans of cartoons will love this Point and Click game with its puzzles that are accessible to younger gamers. With its hand-drawn aesthetic and super-smooth animations, The Little Acre will remind you of the older Disney films. A perfect way to spend two hours together with the family.
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Publisher: Curve Games
Developer: Pewter Games Studios
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Play as two immortals who are reincarted every time they die. The problem is that when John Yesterday comes back to life, he remembers nothing of his past lives. He has to depend on support from Pauline, but she ages prematurely after each reincarnation. A Point and Click masterpiece that will take you on a journey through 500 years of history.
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Publisher: Microids
Developer: Pendulo Studios
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Ever felt like you’re living the same day on repeat? Well, that’s what you’ll be doing in this madcap Point and Click game for an adult audience. With its jokes and bad language, Randal’s Monday contains plenty of references to a whole library of cult pop culture games and films. Totally politically incorrect, but a joy to play.
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Publisher: Daedalic Entertainment
Developer: Nexus Game Studios
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This is one of the games that set the ultimate standard in Point and Click games. An icon, plain and simple. Monkey Island 2 demands a healthy dose of irony and a pronounced taste for quirky, complex puzzles. The game’s ending is also one of the most controversial in videogaming history, so it’s worth playing for that alone!
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Publisher: Disney
Developer: LucasArts