Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror

I still hate George Stobbart.

Coming just a year after the first game, the second is not, when you get down to it, very different than its pedecessor. The same sort of post-Indiana Jones adventure plot (on a Central American theme, this time), the same sort of humor, and the same sort of puzzles. It's noticeably more strictly linear, and perhaps a tad shorter, not that that matters much. Giving both main characters their own playable moments this time was a nice idea from a plotting and character perspective.

Not quite as good as the first, but still up there with the best point-and-click adventures of all time.