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Hello retrocoal. I didn't use any game engine. It's pure javascript.
For the sets, I modeled everything on Blender. Then I added some colorimetric corrections with photoshop and after effects for the cut scenes.

Hi , you inspire me to try and start my first game , there is any tutorial or a guide for point and click game ? consider that i'm only know C# and Java

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(sorry for my english, i'm french)

Hi erez :)
Hearing that it inspires you to make your own game is like winning a trophy. It's something that touches me a lot. Thank you very much.

If you know C # and Java you are already at a higher level than what I have been doing. I am currently trying to learn C # to make a game more solid than with Javascript which is not really suitable.

The only tutorials I followed during development were for Blender since I had never modeled anything in 3D. For the programming aspect I'm like you now, I'm looking for tutorials lol Sorry I would have liked to help you more.

Ok, animations are just perfect! And how did you make the breathing animation when the main hero just stands? And sorry for my english, I am Russian.

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Don't worry about your english. I am French and it is google that allows me to translate my responses to comments.
For the breathing movements, I applied in css3 an animation on the x and y axis of the Div containing the images and cut scene of the game.
Here is a simplified version of the process :

Oh, that is good. 

So, is it bare JavaScript or there are any libraries? (like Impact JS)

I used pure javascript. No library. Although I know that there are JS libraries for creating games (Phaser). Honestly JS was not a choice. It's just the only programming language I know how to use. That's why I intend to learn C# which I consider better suited for this type of creation.

Ok. So, is it possible to make a game with animations and effects in c#? Because I know that you can make an animation in code with c#, and it’s quite comfortably, because you have no need to make more files. So anyway, good luck in learning c#! We are waiting for more good games!

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It's really nice retrocoal :-)
At the moment I don't know anything about C#. I really have everything to learn.
Good luck to you too for all that you are going to undertake. Hope all is well where you are.
Greetings from France.

Thank you! And also, last question. Did you make a house fully in blender or used some CAD programs?