Best Point & Click Games on Steam
Adventure games controlled by clicking objects, characters, exits, and dialogue choices.
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Dispatch is a superhero workplace comedy where choices matter. Manage a dysfunctional team of misfit heroes and strategize who to send to emergencies around the city, all while balancing office politics, personal relationships, and your own quest to become a hero. All episodes out now!
- watch heroes level up into wild abilities, like healing a teammate mid-mission or cloning themselves to fill empty roster slots.
- replay entire episodes and scenes from an episode menu to see how different choices ripple forward.
- run a superhero call center after your mech suit gets wrecked.
- rehabilitate a roster of ex-supervillains by juggling their quirks, grudges, loyalties, and office relationships.
- read vague emergency calls, infer what's really happening, and dispatch the right mix of heroes to handle it.
- send multiple heroes to the same incident and trigger hidden interactions, extra effects, or secret dialogue when the matchup is right.
- make tiny dialogue choices that change which heroes join or get dropped later, pushing you into radically different team lineups.
- play quick hacking mini-games between dispatch decisions without leaving the flow of the shift.
- disable QTEs, or keep them on for timed memory challenges and situational sequence puzzles.
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Episode 1 now FREE! Life is Strange is an award-winning and critically acclaimed episodic adventure game that allows the player to rewind time and affect the past, present and future.
- rewind a classroom shooting to stop it and save the target.
- rewind time to preview a choice, watch the reaction, then redo it before you commit.
- end the story by choosing to save one person or sacrifice an entire town.
- set up the room, trigger a mess, then rewind so the objects stay positioned for what you need next.
- engineer paint to spill on a bully blocking your way, then rewind to choose whether to expose her or befriend her.
- reunite with a childhood friend you just saved, then follow a storm vision to a lighthouse and start chasing a tornado mystery.
- sit on a bed, swing, or bench and just watch the world in silence while music plays.
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Inscryption is an inky black card-based odyssey that blends the deckbuilding roguelike, escape-room style puzzles, and psychological horror into a blood-laced smoothie. Darker still are the secrets inscrybed upon the cards...
- have the game reach outside itself to use your actual files and even turn your Steam friends into cards.
- watch the whole game abruptly switch from a 3D tabletop in a cabin to a Game Boy-style pixel world mid-story.
- pull a dagger at the table, then fight the moon as a final boss when the rules say that should be impossible.
- get trapped in a remote cabin, play cards for your life, then stand up and solve the room's secrets between rounds.
- sacrifice squirrels and other creatures to summon bigger beasts, making each turn about timing, placement, and painful choices.
- finish the story and still keep discovering secret rooms, hidden dialogue paths, and new interactions by poking around.
- unlock a replayable roguelite mode with endless runs, new challenges, and modifiers that change how every run plays.
- accidentally build a combo deck that suddenly becomes absurdly overpowered and snowballs into a runaway win condition.
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Disco Elysium - The Final Cut is a groundbreaking role playing game. You’re a detective with a unique skill system at your disposal and a whole city to carve your path across. Interrogate unforgettable characters, crack murders or take bribes. Become a hero or an absolute disaster of a human being.
- wake up with no memory and have your necktie talk to you
- set up a nightclub and drug lab in an abandoned church during a homicide investigation
- hunt a creature unknown to science and eventually meet the Insulindian Phasmid
- listen to 24 inner voices argue and vote on what you do next
- fail key checks and get new scenes and dialogue instead of a reload screen
- solve a murder while also tracking down your own name, badge, shoes, and lost past
- talk to the city like it's a living thing that whispers history through you
- shape your politics through play and still get called a liberal by the biggest communist you meet
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Congratulations. The October labor lottery is complete. Your name was pulled. For immediate placement, report to the Ministry of Admission at Grestin Border Checkpoint. An apartment will be provided for you and your family in East Grestin. Expect a Class-8 dwelling.
- let a serial killer enter because the victim's father begs you to, so he can take revenge himself inside the country.
- spot a tiny mismatch, order a scanner, discover contraband taped to someone's back, and have guards arrest them on the spot.
- let the wrong person through and trigger an assassination or terrorist attack that changes what happens at the checkpoint next day.
- stamp passports approved or denied to decide who enters the country.
- approve a husband, then decide whether to deny his wife with an expired passport even if she says she'll be killed.
- watch a guy return day after day with a hilariously fake, hand-drawn passport that keeps getting "updated."
- take a cash bribe to let someone through, use it to upgrade your life, then get reported and have the government confiscate everything.
- escalate from checking one passport to fingerprinting, interrogating, and full body-scanning travelers when their paperwork doesn't match.
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A five-part adventure horror series set in the same universe as Robert Kirkman’s award-winning comic book series.
- make a choice in an early episode, then watch it come back much later to change relationships and who lives
- pick dialogue answers in seconds while danger is happening, like choosing who to save as people get overrun
- decide between awful options like shooting a child before it turns, stealing supplies, or lying to survive
- start the story as a convicted murderer when your police ride crashes into a zombie
- find an 8-year-old girl alone, then spend the story making choices that shape how you protect her
- finish chapters with a screen showing how other players chose, so you can compare your big decisions
- build trust with survivors in a small group, then watch alliances flip fast when someone betrays you or dies
- walk around small areas, talk to everyone, and piece together who they are before the group falls apart
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Welcome to the ultimate FNAF mashup, featuring 50 selectable characters and custom difficulties!
- pick from 50 animatronics across seven games and set each one from 0 to 20 difficulty.
- have a random character show up mid-night and secretly add or boost an animatronic, forcing you to change plans instantly.
- keep a max-difficulty music box wound when it drains in about seven seconds, or everything unravels fast.
- juggle two side doors, two vents, and two air hoses into your office while running heat, A/C, a music box, and vent traps.
- unlock a new office by surviving a night where Springtrap and 24 other animatronics hunt you for almost 30 minutes.
- build a camera-free custom night, then watch it flip when a single small threat appears and suddenly triggers everyone at once.
- learn that some characters have alternate counters, letting an impossible-looking 50/20 setup boil down to a precise opening and timed sound reactions.
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A choose-your-own-path where failing is more fun than succeeding.
- shrink your character in a graphics editor to fit through a tunnel on top of a speeding train.
- call in your buddy Charles for help and watch his "assistance" turn into a whole new kind of chaos.
- reach the finale and combine earlier endings into new routes that branch into multiple distinct storylines.
- choose between attacks like a knife or a yo-yo and get fully animated, wildly different outcomes either way.
- click a character who only appears for a split second to snag a hidden bio before the scene moves on.
- pick the "wrong" option on purpose just to see a spectacular fail scene play out like a mini-sketch.
- escalate from a simple bank job into airship infiltrations, complex prison breaks, and a much bigger conspiracy without slowing down.
- replay a 30-minute run and realize there are hours of alternate fails, secrets, and endings hidden behind different choices.
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Welcome to your new summer job at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, where kids and parents alike come for entertainment and food! The main attraction is Freddy Fazbear, of course; and his two friends. They are animatronic robots, programmed to please the crowds!
- crank each animatronic's AI level up to 20 on Custom Night and build brutal combinations like 20/20/20/20.
- keep checking Pirate Cove to stall Foxy, or he can sprint straight down the hallway at you.
- waste too much power and lose access to your tools, leaving you staring into a dark office while Freddy approaches.
- balance your power use between camera checks, hallway lights, and two electric doors.
- watch animatronics vanish from the stage and reappear in hallways or blind spots on your cameras.
- catch a threat at the door, open up, and realize another one is already coming because you mistimed your checks.
- hear tiny off-screen cues like shuffles and childlike sounds that warn something is in the room before you can see it.
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The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series contains all 4 Seasons, 400 Days, and The Walking Dead: Michonne, which includes over 50 hours of gameplay across 23 unique episodes.
- start the apocalypse in handcuffs, crash the cop car, and end up protecting an 8-year-old alone in her house.
- stitch up your own wound as Clementine and insist, "I am still. Not. Bitten."
- get bitten as Clementine near the end, then later walk back into the courtyard alive on crutches.
- watch Clementine grow from a little kid you teach into the one making the hardest survival calls herself.
- play a side story as five different people, then run into some of them again later in the main seasons.
- choose who to save when two survivors are about to die, then deal with the immediate fallout from whoever you didn't pick.
- switch to playing as Javi and try to keep your brother's family together when a disaster makes it impossible to rescue everyone.
