Revisiting the Classic Point-and-Click Adventure: Day of the Tentacle

Revisiting the Classic Point-and-Click Adventure: Day of the Tentacle - Gaming on Aviaclip

This image features the cover art for the classic point-and-click adventure game Day of the Tentacle. A sequel to Maniac Mansion, the game was designed by Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman. The artwork showcases the iconic purple tentacle character alongside a human character, set against a dark, stylized background featuring a mansion. Known for its cartoon-like aesthetic and puzzle-solving gameplay, this title remains a notable entry in the history of 1990s PC gaming. This post is part of a series dedicated to showcasing retro point-and-click adventure games.

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reallingNewcomerSep 29, 2026

never had the patience to finish this one

alejandro_ramrezNewcomerSep 29, 2026

No one ever speaks about Blazing Dragons. It's hilarious! That and Broken Sword are my go to games. (The mobile ports of Broken Sword are great!)

emma_23xNewcomerSep 29, 2026

God damn these games were good.

the_hugoNewcomerSep 29, 2026

Day of the Tentacle Remastered is available on Steam; it looks exactly like the original.

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dlamini.siphoNewcomerSep 29, 2026

(Suck suck suck). I feel like I could like I could TAKE ON THE WORLD!

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the_dmitriNewcomerSep 29, 2026

This and Zac Mckracken where my childhood

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bilalahmed50NewcomerSep 29, 2026

This is a better one

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linh_63xNewcomerSep 29, 2026

i wonder if anyone finished this one without any hints from a guide

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the_nikosNewcomerSep 29, 2026

Will you show some love to Loom soon?

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oleksandr76NewcomerSep 29, 2026

I have this oil on canvas paintings at Home. I bought it around 1 year ago for something around two dollars. It's one of My most precious possessions.