The Adventure Company was a Canadian publisher that specialised in point-and-click adventure games during the genre's late resurgence in the early 2000s, with around 52 titles on GameScrobbler. Its catalogue brought games like Syberia and Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon to wide audiences, alongside titles such as Still Life and Secret Files: Tunguska. The label played a meaningful role in keeping narrative adventure games commercially viable at a time when the genre faced significant decline.