Shelter is an indie point-and-click adventure from Home Groan Games that places players in a deserted manor filled with puzzles to unravel. Released in 2013 as the studio's debut, the game draws on the classic adventure game tradition that defined early PC gaming.
Recent coverage highlights the game's comedic approach to the genre. Players and reviewers have responded positively to its humorous sensibility, with some noting how Shelter from the Storm successfully channels the charm of classic point-and-click adventures while maintaining a lighthearted tone throughout. The game's puzzle design and atmospheric setting in an isolated manor have proven central to its appeal among fans of adventure games.
via Pocket Gamer
Now that I think about it, point-and-click adventures were the very thing that got me into gaming in the first place. I still remember vividly how excited I'd be to come home from school only to boot up our clunky MS-DOS and dive into another Sierra Entertainment misadventure, wh…
via Pocket Gamer
Home Groan Games. Say it out loud a couple of times before you carry on, because the studio clearly put more thought into that pun than most developers manage in a whole release, and it deserves a proper mention. The studio's own debut, Shelter from the Storm, has just landed on…
