Today's exhibit · #1632 · 15 Nov 2026
Guess the point & click adventure
Six screenshots, six tries. Every miss reveals a new frame.
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How to play Point & Clickle
- Look at the screenshot. It comes from a point & click adventure game: a LucasArts classic, a Sierra quest, a Revolution, Daedalic or Wadjet Eye game, or an indie gem.
- Type the title. Pick it from the list: there are thousands of adventure games in the database.
- Six tries. Every wrong guess reveals a new screenshot, each one easier than the last.
- Share your result without spoilers, and come back tomorrow: there is a new game every day at 00:00 UTC.
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Visit the Point and Click Museum
A pixel-art museum of graphic adventures you explore with the mouse: from Colossal Cave to today's indies.
- Timeline
- Studios
- Engines
- Minigames
- DOSBox room
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Frequently asked questions
What is Point & Clickle?
A free daily puzzle for adventure game fans, inspired by Wordle and Framed. Every day you have six tries to name a point & click adventure game from its screenshots.
When does a new game come out?
Every day at 00:00 UTC. The countdown on the game page shows how long is left.
Which games can come up?
Point & click adventures from the 1980s to today: Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, King's Quest, Broken Sword, Discworld, Gabriel Knight, Syberia, Deponia, Blackwell, Thimbleweed Park and thousands more, from the Adventure Gamers database.
Can I play past games?
Yes. The archive has every past daily game, and the random game button gives you a new one whenever you like. Those games are practice: they do not change your daily statistics or streak.
Do I need an account?
No. Your guesses, streak and statistics are saved in your browser only.
Where can I learn more about adventure games?
In our sister site, the Point and Click Museum: a pixel-art museum with the history of the genre, its studios and engines, minigames and classic DOS games you can play in the browser.
