Ringworld - Revenge of the Patriarch is a point-and-click adventure game developed and published by Tsunami Media. The game is based on the Ringworld novels by Larry Niven, but it is no direct adaption of one of the books. The Ringworld is an artificial world in space, a giant artificial ring around a sun where the side directed to the sun is covered with soil and is habitable. In the first book, a man called Louis Wu travels to the Ringworld, together with a Speaks-to-Animals (later known as Chmeee), a Kzin, Nessus a Puppeteer, a woman called Teela Brown, and others. Kzin and Puppeteers are aliens. Kzin are violent and militant anthropomorphic cats, while Puppeteers are two-headed, three-legged, vague cross between horses, camels and ostriches. In the game, you play Quinn, an old fried of Louis Wu. Louis has sent a message to Quinn to help him in case he disappears, and then eventually disappeared. Louis also asked Quinn to warn Chmeee family of incoming danger. When Quinn seeks out Chmeee's family, it turns out that Chmeee has also disappeared. Moreover, Kzin forces arrive to assassinate the whole family. Quinn barely escaped with one of Chmeee's sons. They learn that Louis and Chmeee are probably back on Ringworld, so they set off to search for them, with Kzin on their heels; the Patriarch, leader of the Kzin, has declared Chmeee a traitor and ordered the killing of him and all of his family. The Patriarch also orders the destruction of the Puppeteers' home world. In the events of the first book, it was revealed that the Puppeteers had meddle with the Kzin. They drove them to wage war against the humans several times, and each time they lost. The Puppeteers, who are paranoid and ruthlessly manipulate everything around them to secure their own survival, aimed to engineer the Kzin to be less violent and aggressive by wasting their most aggressive people in the wars against mankind.

Logic has left the building. Ween - The Prophecy (known as The Prophecy in North America) is a point-and-click adventure game developed by French companies Coktel Vision and MDO, and published by Coktel Vision (in Europe and South America) and Sierra On-Line (in North America). It was also released for Amiga and Atari ST. You play a young man called Ween who lives in the fantasy Kingdom of the Blue Stones. Ten years ago, the chief wizard of the kingdom, who is also the grandfather of Ween, banished the evil wizard Kraal from the kingdom. Unfortunately, Kraal is now about to come back, gain the power of the kingdom and execute his revenge. Ween's grandfather's power are fading more and more, so he asks Ween to defeat Kraal. Ween must fulfill a prophecy by finding three magic grains of sand and place them in a magic hourglass, and he has only three days to complete his quest. The game is played from a first-person perspective. Similar to other Coktel Vision adventures, you only navigate through a few screens at a time to find a way to get ahead. Several characters accompany Ween, like the twins Ubi and Orby, and Petroy, and friend of Ween's grandfather. Petroy can be asked to tell anything he knows about an object, which is sometimes needed to solve a puzzle. Ween can also use a flute to call Urm, a fruit vampire bat which was tamed by Ween's grandfather. Urm has magic powers and will help Ween if he is given any kind of fruit.