I only really got into Return To Zork...which was bundled with the first CD-ROM I got, a 2x one! Not even a CD-writer! But an early CD-ROM graphic adventure doesn't compare to text adventures, wow. I grew up on BASIC games, and other similar games, but I didn't ever play the original Zork games when they were relatively new.
Sprung for the DS is more fun that you'd think, it's an "adventure" game, not so much a dating game. Sure, some young people and hormones are involved but it's not a true dating sim. I actually played it through five times (three times as Brett, twice as Becky) to unlock everything (except that the game might be glitched and there's a couple things no one knows how to get, at least last time I checked)!
I thought Touch Detective was annoying near the end, when it was no longer item-based but dependent on dialogue to progress. It got pretty bad. If it was longer with more exciting missions, and maybe a tad more colourful (I mean visually), it could easily be pretty hot.
I must've missed something because Trace Memory wasn't as great as I'd hoped. >_> But I do want to try that Hotel Dusk game or whatever it's called.
Point-And-Click (or rather, "tap") FTW.