Funny Point and Click Games!

Oh yes, and Grim Fandango is well worth a look-in if you're looking for a Lucasarts adventure with some slightly darker humour.jimmyjammer69

I would prefer more of an adult sarcastic humor like Simon the Sorcerer. I know that's a bit specific. Maybe I am clutching at straws hereDrumlegend

I'd suggest the older Leisure Suit Larry games (certainly not any of the recent ones), but I'm guessing that's a very different kind of adult humour than what you're after.

Anyway, check out all three Sam and Max episodic seasons. They're all hilarious, they've frequently got clever sarcastic humour to them, and if you buy all three seasons together...it'd be something like 50 hours of gameplay for a relatively cheap price.

Also, Zork Grand Inquisitor just hit gog.com this week. It's not exactly 'dark' humour, but I'd be tempted to call it one of the funniest adventure games I've ever played.

Drat :P. I'll have a dig around a bit later and see what I can dredge up. For the moment, if you can forego the humour, I'd definitely recommend Syiberia and its sequel. They're both classics, story-wise, with some really well thought out puzzles to boot.

[QUOTE="Drumlegend"]I would prefer more of an adult sarcastic humor like Simon the Sorcerer. I know that's a bit specific. Maybe I am clutching at straws herePlaneforger

I'd suggest the older Leisure Suit Larry games (certainly not any of the recent ones), but I'm guessing that's a very different kind of adult humour than what you're after.

Anyway, check out all three Sam and Max episodic seasons. They're all hilarious, they've frequently got clever sarcastic humour to them, and if you buy all three seasons together...it'd be something like 50 hours of gameplay for a relatively cheap price.

Also, Zork Grand Inquisitor just hit gog.com this week. It's not exactly 'dark' humour, but I'd be tempted to call it one of the funnier adventure games I've ever played.

Drat :P. I'll have a dig around a bit later and see what I can dredge up. For the moment, if you can forego the humour, I'd definitely recommend Syiberia and its sequel. They're both classics, story-wise, with some really well thought out puzzles to boot.

jimmyjammer69

I don't know if you're interested in flash games, but check out Johnny Rocketfingers 2 (skip the first). A pretty hilarious and satisfying point and click adventure.

Hector: Badge of carnage and Machinarium

You want a funny point & click adventure game on par if not better then Broken Sword? Look no further, The Book of Unwritten Talesis FANTASTIC!

Phantasmagoria because of its terrible acting.

Phantasmagoria because of its terrible acting.

MacBoomStick

I remember Stupid Invaders on the Dreamcast. I think it got a PC version too. Haven't played any since then.

You could try The Book of Unwritten Tales, it has a good sense of humour in it.