Organization: Fenomen Games

Great Adventures: Lost in Mountains is a bit hard to classify. It's not as deep as a sim game, nor as hectic as a time management game, but there's no denying that the cheerful aesthetic and likeable characters lend the game a certain appeal in spite of the fact that it has little to no long-term replay value. In Great Adventures you control two characters: a woman who's smart, nimble and good at crawling through small spaces, and a man (presumably her husband) whose talents include fixing mechanical gadgets and moving heavy objects. Alternating between the two characters is the key to solving the various situations and puzzles that the game throws at you.