What was your first point-and-click adventure game?

Mine wasn't for PC. Here's a shot of it.



Scooby-Doo Mysteries for Genesis (different than the SNES version). Anyone else ever play this one? Also, what was your first? :)

Space Quest on 286.

Windows 95.

Windows 95.

andmcq

I believe it actually was Secret Of Monkey Island.  ;)

I believe it actually was Secret Of Monkey Island.  ;)

Gallowhand

it was the longest journey.

honestly, i wasn't really a big fan and never ended up finishing it. maybe it comes together later, but i didn't feel any real connection between the story and me piecing together non-conductive fishing rods.

Monkey Island(can' t remember which one). I remember that I was just a kid with no sufficient knowledge of the english language so I had a hard time finishing it.

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade on Amiga 500+

the first and only (as far as I remember) was Maniac mansion on the NES.

never did get far in it.

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I believe it actually was Secret Of Monkey Island.  ;)

homegirl2180

Yes, I know.  I meant my first point'n'click was Secret of Monkey Island. :)

Sorry for the confusion. :P

King's Quest

It was some old NES game and I can't quite remember the name... Shadowgate maybe? Not sure.

The first one that I remember playing was Day of the Tentacle, which my cousin introduced to me to back in the late 90's, although I didn't actually get to complete it until 2002 when I bought a combined DOTT and Sam & Max: Hit the Road combined CD-ROM for £10.

I was going to say King's Quest, but it wasn't point and click style until what King's Quest V or VI? I can't remember. It was definitely one of the Quest games from Sierra though. They started as text based for interactions and arrow keys for movement. I don't remember the first one I played that was a proper point and click. F*cking loved all of the Sierra adventure games. So good.rragnaar

Well I'm getting older, and the mechanics of the games are sort of lost on me now...lol. I'll go with whichever King's Quest was the first point and click then. I think it may have been KQ5 after all. I do remember that it was the first adventure game I played with a mouse. Just like I remember that 7th Guest was the whole reason I bought a CD-ROM for my PC. 

Rhythm Thief & The Emperor's Treasure. I bought it because I thought it was a rhythm game. I do not do point and click. It turned out to be an alright game though.

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Windows 95.

capaho

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Windows 95.

andmcq

How much wood would a woochuck chuck????? Monkey Island baby!!!!!!Fat_Boy_PT

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck had a chainsaw?  ;P

Discworld II for PS1

My dad got me a CD-ROM drive for my PC back when they were really new (it was one of those old drives where you had to use a caddy), and it came with the CD-ROM version of The Secret of Monkey Island. I remember having a really hard time with the puzzles back when I was a kid. :P

I think it is a game called Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom for the NES. For the PC, it would be Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.

Not sure. My first encounter with a point and click was probably Return to Zork (I never owned it though). But I did also play a few Sierra games, Such as Kings Quest V, Gabriel Knight, and Leisure Suit Larry.

EDIT: I completely forgot about 'Dare to Dream'. That was most likely my first encounter with a point n click.

Dat wave of nostalgia, man ;_;

Putt Putt save the zoo. I remember a part that really freaked me out though, when you have to ride an piece of ice down a river, and you have to quickly choose which path to take. I chose one that lead me to some spot in the middle of no where, and strange growling noises came out of no where, I was scared shitless, and quickly shut off the game. I just wonder what would have happened, maybe I should look it up.

This.

monkey island

A Danish kids game called "Magnus og Myggen"(Magnus and the Mosquito), back in '95. Maybe I played something earlier, but that one is the first I remember.

Maniac Mansion on c64. 

Mine wasn't for PC. Here's a shot of it.



Scooby-Doo Mysteries for Genesis (different than the SNES version). Anyone else ever play this one? Also, what was your first? :)

homegirl2180

That looks very similar to Day of the Tentacle:

But, my first was Sierra's Gold Rush

how old are you?  surprised you've played games that old.  Mine was police quest I think.  I played old infocom and text based adventure games though.

Myst.

Myst

Mine was probably Return to Zork. I also played Simon the Sorcerer around that time, as well as Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.