Favorite point N' click

[Hellion25]

...the first Two Simon the Sorceror games...

Very much this. Haven't seen or played them for years, think I might seek them out just for giggles.

I quite liked Discworld 2 back in the day but, having played it recently, it's a shame to find it hasn't aged well.

If you're in the UK (and surely you must be if you're a fan of good old Simon), then I remember Gamestation used to sell the two for about a fiver a pop.

I hear there's a new one coming soon, developed by a German company. Will have to see if it matches the very British humour of the originals.

 

[Dubiousduke]

Runescape. I should get back on.

 

[cptbeaver]

Two things:
Lucas Arts Adventures
The Longest Journey

 

[The Iron Ninja]

I'm not sure why... But my favourite is the Spy Fox series.
Perhaps I'm just simple.

 

[gigastrike]

My experience with point and clicks are limited so I'm gonna say Freddie Fish.

 

[KaZZaP]

Only one I ever played was Kings Quest, I forget which one but I think it was 5.

 

[Mariena]

Death Gate and all the Monkey Island games. That's all I played, actually.

 

[Archetype]

I really enjoyed 7 Days a Stranger. Too bad it's the only point and click game I've played.

I've played a few, but that one by Yahtzee is my favourite as well. It still freaks me out and yet I played it ages ago.

 

[jezz8me]

To all those who sid Grim Fandango it is an awesome game and in most ways is exactly the same formula as any other "point and click" but i did not see my self doing much pointing and/or clicking in that game.

I loved Spy Fox. It was a great game that i spent countless hours on.

 

[gibboss28]

Day of the Tentacle and Discworld 2 were my favorites...good times.

 

[xitel]

ZORK The Grand Inquisiter. Great game, funny as hell.

Not really a point and click, but yes it was a great game. I would say that my favorite was Myst, being the classic that it is.

 

[Corven]

I liked the kings quest games, so much in fact that I bought the anthology pack a couple months ago so I could play the other four games that I never played, they were pretty fun except Kings quest 4 I hate that game for it's stupid password protection, I've also plaed the first two Monkey Islands games, they were pretty funny.

 

[Lord Beautiful]

I guess Gigolo Assassin...
I'm not particularly acquainted with point-and-clicks, at least to a vast extent. I've dealt with enough to get a feel for the genre, though. There was this one point-and-click that I really liked, but I forgot its title. I played it several years ago, and it was really cool. I hate that I can't remember it.

 

[dcheppy]

The entirety of the LucasArts Catalog. The Old Sierra games are good but they are not to the level of perfection that LA eventually achieved. I think the Myst games are only popular among non adventure aficionados, because once you've played a lot of the classics you'll see just how little Myst has to offer.(Not that Myst is horrible by any means; I liked it when I first played it and they music world is a personal favorite of mine.) The New Sam and Max's are great if only because they're a point and click and point and clickless world. They're not by any means the LA classics that preceded them but some of that charm is there. It's time for the P&C to make a comeback.

If I had to pick one I'd say Grim Fandango.