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I really enjoyed The Painscreek Killing, almost everything from the developers Wadjet Eye Games (old school point&click, eg Primordia ) and Amanita games (very unique, out of the ordinary adventure games). Infra also has a unique style, it is basically an open world adventure game where you can miss some of the puzzles but one of my all time favourites. I've played Gibbous recently and it is a good classic point&click.