Conversing with non-player characters (NPCs) often involves choosing from various dialogue options to gain information or influence the story. Genre Evolution
Developed from text adventures (like Zork ) that required players to type commands. Early graphical adventures such as Mystery House (1980) eventually led to the classic point-and-click interface. Point & Click
After a decline in the early 2000s, the genre was revived by Telltale Games ( The Walking Dead ) and a thriving indie scene. Modern games often focus more on cinematic storytelling and impactful choices than complex "moon logic" puzzles. Essential Classics & Modern Hits Point & Click