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The 13 pages that link to Adventure game, each with the reason it gives.

• Adventure fictionNarrower topic: Games adapt the journey and discovery structure into interactive form.

• Role-playing video gameCompared with: Adventure games may share story and exploration while offering less character-stat progression.

• Action gameCompared with: Adventure games generally emphasize exploration and puzzles more than reflex-driven action.

• Visual novelCompared with: Adventure games often add spatial exploration and puzzles beyond visual novels’ text-led presentation.

• Action-adventure gameRelated: Exploration and narrative progression connect the genre to adventure games.

• Colossal Cave AdventureNarrower topic: Its cave exploration and treasure objectives exemplify the adventure-game genre.

• Puzzle video gameCompared with: Adventure games may contain puzzles, but their broader focus includes exploration or story.

• Roberta WilliamsNarrower topic: Her work reshaped adventure games by adding persistent visual environments.

• Simulation video gameCompared with: Adventure games usually organize play around discovery and story rather than system modeling.

• MystNarrower topic: Myst became one of the best-known computer adventure games and broadened the genre's audience.

• Single-player video gameBroader topic: Adventure games commonly structure their story and puzzles for an individual player.

• Horror gameCompared with: Adventure games may use eerie settings without making fear a central design goal.

• LucasArts adventure gamesNarrower topic: LucasArts adventures became influential examples within this broader genre.