Nancy Drew: Legend of the Crystal Skull
Point and ClickBruno Bolet was the proud owner of the “Whisperer,” a crystal skull rumored to protect its holder from almost any cause of death — except murder...
An experiment in naturalistic open narrative, designed by Peter Moorhead, with art by Michael "Picobots" Falk, and sound design by Steven "Surasshu" Velema.
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Heh, I loved the nod towards The Legend of Zelda in your video.
As for the game itself, I think the randomization makes for a very interesting take on the genre, other games have tried it, but usually only really scratched the surface.