RIP - Trilogy

RIP is a trilogy of casual puzzle adventures that lean hard into point-and-click exploration and inventory logic without the bloat of modern indie games. Elephant Games built these as straightforward, story-light experiences where you're solving environmental riddles and hunting for item combinations. If you grew up on early Sierra or LucasArts adventure games, this will feel like comfort food, no hand-holding, no quest markers, just you and a chain of "why do I need this fish?" moments. The production is minimal, but that's the point. There's real value here if your patience for adventure-game logic exceeds your need for cutting-edge graphics or voice acting. The trilogy structure means three self-contained stories, so you're not signing up for 60 hours of commitment. What it doesn't have: modern quality-of-life features, streamlined puzzle difficulty, or mass-market appeal. What it does have: the kind of weird, ungoverned puzzle design that rewards actual observation. Worth picking up if indie adventure games from the 90s still hold a place in your library.

Alex · Scout Team

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