The phrase "a recent adventure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an experience or event that has occurred not long ago, often implying excitement or novelty.
Example: "Last weekend, I went hiking in the mountains, and it turned out to be a recent adventure that I will never forget."
Alternatives: "a recent experience" or "a recent journey."
eToychest gave the game a 5 out of 5, saying "Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon is a shining example of what this genre is capable of, and it comes as close to perfection as any recent adventure game has".
Regularly penetrating the skull with some modest success is a relatively recent adventure.
But his mind was still adrift with thoughts of his most recent adventure, a meandering six-month journey of offshore performance art that he and his bride, Laurence Guillem, theatrically dubbed the Odyssey of the Sea Turtle.
In the most recent adventure, a wannabe member of the Rockettes who travels back to get a chance to join them at Radio City Music Hall stumbles upon a plot by Russian agents to infiltrate the famed dance troupe with an aim toward destabilizing the USA by defacing the Statue of Liberty.
My most recent adventure, however, took me just a little farther south than I ever would have imagined going.
I'm a sucker for lines like "He had numerous stories of recent adventure and suffering — specifically, his adventures and other people's suffering, almost invariably connected — that he told with the air of an amiable ghoul".
Adventure Gamers called the characters "some of the best seen in recent adventure games," saying that each character has a unique design and costume perfect for the game's setting.
The most recent adventure, though, represented the true culmination of Mrs. Summers's aesthetic dreams.
After Von Furstenberg's recent adventure on QVC and the Home Shopping Network, the designer seems pleased that her reborn wrap has captured the glare of a slightly hipper spotlight.
