Vampire Farce
Drascula throws a dimwitted hero, cartoon vampire melodrama, and rapid-fire gag writing into a point-and-click comedy that never lets its B-movie premise sit still.
×Featured Classic
Beneath a Steel Sky opens with a broken hovercar, a towering dystopian city, and the kind of dry wit that only 90s cyberpunk adventures could get away with.
×Vampire Farce
Drascula throws a dimwitted hero, cartoon vampire melodrama, and rapid-fire gag writing into a point-and-click comedy that never lets its B-movie premise sit still.
×Night Shift Pick
DreamWeb trades bright heroics for rain, cult dread, and a killer drifting through a diseased future city. It is still one of the strangest things you can boot from ScummVM.
×Castle Intrigue
Lure of the Temptress drops you into a plague-struck kingdom full of shifting loyalties, suspicious guards, and the early Revolution Software menace that already points toward Beneath a Steel Sky.
×Heist Fever Dream
Nippon Safes, Inc. turns a three-way caper into a neon cartoon of crooks, bad luck, and sharply drawn Amiga absurdity. It feels like a pulp comic strip that got lost in a cyberpunk fever dream.
×Jungle Matinee
Flight of the Amazon Queen throws a pulp pilot, a film star, and a lost-city conspiracy into a bright comic-book trek across the Amazon. It is breezier than DreamWeb and a lot better dressed for danger.
×Fan Sequel Spotlight
Broken Sword 2.5 sends George and Nico back into a hand-painted conspiracy full of autumn streets, Templar fallout, and the lavish fan-made craft that made it a ScummVM showcase.
