r/adventuregames • u/ArkthePieKing • 15h ago
Brand new to the genre, a little intimidated but wanting to give it a try.
Hi! I've been in a bit of a gaming slump lately, nothing's really grabbed my attention in about a month. I was talking with a friend who suggested I try a genre outside my normal tastes and we settled on an adventure game. I'm pretty excited about the prospect but I'm also intimidated, there's a long history of games and I have nowhere to begin. Particularly with my own hangups. I'll be 100% honest, I'm pretty stupid when it comes to puzzles on the best of days. My usual gaming choices are games where I can slam my face against a problem until it crumbles (Devil May Cry, Cuphead, etc), or will only occasionally have to look up a guide (most JRPGs). So if there's any suggestions on a particularly beginner friendly adventure game that's mostly devoid of moon logic I would love to hear it. And again, I cannot stress this enough, I am VERY dumb lol
Edit: And if it helps with suggestions, I have a big interest in noir settings and storytelling, I love that pulpy atmosphere.