Unblocked Adventure Games
Fourteen adventures, from a text story that begins with one fire to short dungeon runs and a funny point-and-click mystery. Some have no way to lose, and others end the moment you get careless.
- 14 games
- 0 downloads needed
- $0 to play
A Dark RoomAdventureA text adventure that starts with one fire and slowly grows into a village, a trading post and a long trek outside.
Bee KindActionA pixel platformer where a bunny with a honey gun clears pests so the bee colony can grow.
Bounce BackAdventureA top-down boomerang adventure through ten random levels, with shops, coins and a boss at the end.
Brough DungeonAdventureA tiny turn-based dungeon crawler: grab gems, earn spells and find the exit on six random floors.
Can't Get BackAdventureFind numbered generators in order on a scrolling board while shooting back the squares that hunt you.
Escape the CatacombsAdventureGrab the key, unlock the rope and climb ten dark floors to the surface before the undead get you.
Hel's TrialStrategyTurn-based Norse tactics where health and attack energy come from one shrinking pool of soul power.
Humwin & DarboldAdventureA small robot hunts for his missing partner across alien islands full of very hungry monsters.
Lost City of SAdventureDodge gorillas, scorpions and piranhas on a trek to find a lost idol while a curse shakes you every 13 seconds.
Lost TreasuresAdventurePilot a little submarine across a 3D seabed and dive down to scoop up every hidden gold coin.
Princess of CoriniumAdventureWalk a medieval village, unlock buildings, and heal the townsfolk that plague rats have bitten. No combat.
The Great Train RobberyStrategyHire a gang, gear them up and script their orders, then watch your Wild West train heist unfold.
The Sunshine PolicyAdventureGuide a junior weather keeper through a short, funny point-and-click mystery about a missing rainbow.
Warden's DutyStrategyEmpty a monster-packed prison floor by floor, picking the cheapest way to deal with each cell.Adventures where you cannot really lose
Not every adventure needs danger. These suit younger players or anyone who wants to explore in peace.
In Lost Treasures you steer a little submarine over a 3D seabed and dive for gold coins. Nothing can hurt you. Humwin & Darbold follows a robot looking for his partner across alien islands. Monsters swallow him for a second and spit him out, and there is no game over. In Lost City of S a curse scrambles your steps every 13 seconds, but if you faint you get up in the same spot. Princess of Corinium has no combat at all: you heal bitten villagers with colored potions.
Stories and mysteries
The Sunshine Policy is a short point-and-click story about a junior weather keeper and a missing rainbow. Talk to people, pick up objects and use them in the right scene. It is full of jokes and plays fine on a tablet.
A Dark Room starts with a single button to light a fire. Bit by bit you gain a builder, then huts, villagers and trade, and finally a map to explore, all told in plain text. It is a slow game best played across several sittings, and your progress is kept between visits.
Dungeon runs for the brave
If you want risk, these generate fresh layouts and punish mistakes. Brough Dungeon is turn-based: nothing moves until you do, across six random floors. Bounce Back gives you a boomerang that must be caught on the way back, ten levels and a boss. Escape the Catacombs has you climb ten dark floors by finding a key, a padlock and a rope while the undead close in. Can't Get Back deletes anything that scrolls too far behind you.
Check your device first
Half of these games need a keyboard. Brough Dungeon, Bounce Back, Escape the Catacombs, Can't Get Back and A Dark Room are built for a laptop or Chromebook. The calm games in the first section all work with touch, as does The Sunshine Policy.
A few planning-heavy adventures, like Hel's Trial and The Great Train Robbery, are listed under strategy games too.
Adventure Games: common questions
Which adventure can I finish in one sitting?
Lost City of S is described as short and easy to finish in one go. Brough Dungeon runs take only a few minutes, and The Sunshine Policy is a short story with eight scenes.
Does A Dark Room save my progress?
Yes. Progress is stored in your browser automatically, and the save option gives you a text code you can copy to another computer. This copy has no sound because the original audio files had no clear license.
Is there an adventure suitable for young kids?
Lost Treasures and Princess of Corinium are good choices. Lost Treasures has no enemies, and Princess of Corinium has no fighting, only potions and keys.